How TalentVinton works
Smart notes for candidate interviews
Using the usual video meeting applications (Teams, Meet or Zoom) and invite TalentVinton to attend interviews to record, transcribe and summarise, all against the Candidate record in Salesforce. TalentVinton will draft a follow-up email and suggest next steps so recruiters save time on post-interview admin. Efficiency gains from automated post-interview admin results in up to 12X ROI.
Add voice notes against client or candidate records
No need to type up notes after other interactions with client or candidate. Just add a voice note against the relevant record and TalentVinton will convert the note to text.
Capture client conversations
In video calls with clients, TalentVinton automatically records and transcribes the conversation and AI adds a summary of the call, plus suggested next steps and a follow-up email. All this information is captured in Salesforce against the relevant Contact, Account, Opportunity. No more notetaking as TalentVinton does it for you! Ensure recruiters and clients are aligned with the requirements for each hire.
Share calls or interviews with key stakeholders
Create a sharing link to share calls or interviews with key stakeholders who are outside of Salesforce. Sharing links can only be created by people who own or can view the recordings (according to an Org’s security & permissions).
Coach recruiters
Use the recordings of client calls or video interviews for coaching opportunities. Learn from top performers to boost the performance of the rest of the team. Coach candidates on their interview performance too.
Reporting & analysis
With rich conversational and interview data captured in Salesforce, use TalentVinton with built-in Vinton to analyse interviews and calls, understand who’s talking the most, which topics were discussed and much more.
Equity, fairness and diversity.
TalentVinton enables unprecedented collaboration as part of the recruitment process, leveraging the power of Salesforce platform. Reduce bias and promote fairness through consistency in the process. Foster diversity through cooperation.
Native to Salesforce
TalentVinton was built natively in Salesforce. It enhances an existing Salesforce ATS with video+AI or works as a standalone recruitment platform. TalentVinton is powered by Nativevideo, the #1 audio+video+AI platform for Salesforce.
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Product FAQs
During the configuration and setup of Vinton or our other applications, a secure connection is made between your Salesforce Org and our media backend. Audio and video files are stored securely in an AWS S3 bucket, separate for each customer. Video recordings do not affect the storage space used in Salesforce.
Customers also have the option to store media files in their own S3 or Azure storage. Alternatively, customers can choose to back up their files in their own S3 or Azure storage.
Nativevideo solutions are compatible with the Enterprise, Unlimited, Developer and Performance versions of Salesforce.
Premium support is available for all Premium and Enterprise-subscription customers.
You might be concerned about exceeding your standard storage space in Salesforce by saving recording video meetings and audio in your objects. But there’s no need to worry. For all our solutions (except for our Free Nativevideo), we store your files in AWS with a secure connection between AWS and your Salesforce Org. So the video and audio recordings do not affect your Salesforce Org data storage. We also compress video recordings too.
All of our solutions come with a freemium offer. Up to five users completely free of charge! Get started via the AppExchange.
Specifically for Vinton, you can try without installing in your Org. Follow the instructions on our Try Vinton page.
Yes, before installing TalentVinton, it’s essential to install the Nativevideo package, as our application is built on top of it. Once you have Nativevideo in place, you can proceed with the TalentVinton package installation.
How customizable is the TalentVinton application? Can it be tailored to fit our specific recruitment
TalentVinton is designed to be flexible, ensuring it can be tailored to your distinct recruitment workflows.
Built within the Salesforce ecosystem, it leverages the native customisation capabilities Salesforce provides. This means it can be fine-tuned to match the specific functionalities and processes your Salesforce org supports. Moreover, our team is available to assist with any bespoke development to meet your particular needs.
The typical TalentVinton implementation timeline can vary depending on the complexity of your setup. Most basic installations can be up and running in a matter of hours, while more involved configurations may take a bit longer. We strive to make the transition as smooth and swift as possible.
In production, in addition to following the standard setup steps, you also need to assign licenses to the users. This step is not required in the sandbox environment.
In order to create sharing links, you need to set up a public share page first. Follow the instructions here.
Once set up you’ll see the share icon or the share link in your Vinton tab or Vinton player component.
Vinton is ISO/IEC27001:2022 certified and have been audited for SOC 2 Type II Security Trust Criteria. For more information about our security and compliance, please visit our Compliance page.
We recommend to install both Nativevideo and Vinton for Admins only, and then manage permissions via the permission sets that come with the packages. Find out more about permission sets here.
We only store media files in our AWS S3 bucket if the customer has not opted to store them in their own custom AWS S3 or Azure storage. We delete insights from our media backend right after sending them back to the customer’s Salesforce org.
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