Kanban hiring pipeline: every candidate in one stage, every move recorded, free
ofper's pipeline is a Kanban board with fixed stages from Pool to Offer accepted. Drag candidates between stages on a desktop, move them from a menu on a phone, and keep a dated history of every move. Available on the free, unverified tier.
Last updated 3 September 2026. Competitor pricing and plan limits are re-verified against each vendor’s own pages.
How the board works
Each job has its own board. New applications land in Pool, shown as a strip across the top so that unread applicants are always visible. From there a recruiter drags a card to Shortlisted, then through as many interview rounds as the role needs, to Offered and Offer accepted. Rejected and Screened out are terminal columns: candidates leave the pipeline into them and are kept, never deleted.
A list view is a click away for teams that prefer rows to columns, and the choice is remembered per device.
What is recorded
- Every stage move, with the team member who made it and the timestamp
- Interviews scheduled from the card, with the round they belong to
- Screening answers and whether a knockout was failed
- The final outcome: hired, rejected or screened out
On a phone
Dragging cards on a small screen is unreliable, so on a phone the board shows one stage at a time with a pager, and each card has a move menu. Nothing needs a hover, and every control is large enough to hit with a thumb.
What the pipeline does not do
- Stages cannot be renamed, added or removed; the template is fixed
- No automation rules such as moving a candidate after a set number of days
- No reporting or funnel charts; the dated history is there, the dashboard is not
- No bulk actions across many candidates at once
- No CSV import or export of the pipeline
Questions, answered straight
Do I need to verify my company to use the pipeline?
No. The pipeline, unlimited jobs and manually added candidates are available to every workspace. Verification unlocks the public page, candidate self-apply and email.
How many candidates can a pipeline hold?
There is no cap on candidates. The Pool strip shows the first thirty unread applicants at a time to keep the page fast; the rest are a scroll away in the list view.
Can two people work the same board?
Yes. Everyone in the workspace sees the same board, and each move records who made it.