AI Hiring Compliance Radar

Tool inventory

Before writing AI hiring policy language, list the systems that influence people decisions.

A practical inventory usually shows where vendor evidence, reviewer ownership, and monthly evidence refreshes are missing.

First pass

Inventory every workflow where software can screen, rank, score, summarize, recommend, reject, advance, or prioritize people.

Hiring

ATS, sourcing, screening, and interview systems

Record where a system filters applicants, suggests candidates, summarizes profiles, scores interviews, or recommends next steps.

Workforce

Promotion, performance, and scheduling systems

Include internal mobility, performance analytics, worker-management, scheduling, and ranking workflows when they influence employee or worker outcomes.

Vendor

Evidence already available from each vendor

Attach audit summaries, limitation notes, human review instructions, change notices, and notice support where those records exist.

Evidence trail

A boring inventory makes later review work easier.

After the first inventory pass

Turn policy prep into a maintained evidence workflow.

The inventory is the beginning of the operating record: vendor evidence, reviewer ownership, source changes, and the cadence for keeping the file current.

Route

Choose the evidence path.

Use the Evidence Hub to decide whether the inventory should move into vendor diligence, pre-audit prep, one-feature tracking, or a monthly operating rhythm.

Open evidence hub
Rhythm

Decide if the inventory can stale.

Compare monthly updates with a one-time checklist when vendor features, source pages, owners, or reviewer instructions may change before policy approval.

Compare monthly workflow
Access

Review the paid inventory path.

Check checkout access, Pro contents, and the sample update before using the subscription as the recurring inventory workflow.

Review checkout access