Visible prompt-like text
Instructions addressed to an AI can sit inside ordinary sections, footnotes or appended content.
Document security for recruitment
CVs, portfolios and candidate files can contain text written to influence an AI system. SourceReady is designed to add a document review before AI-assisted summarisation or screening.
Product coming soonThe recruitment problem
A CV is supposed to describe a candidate, but an AI tool may also respond to instruction-like text inside the file. Hidden or visible prompts can therefore distort summaries, rankings or the information presented to a reviewer.
The right boundary sits before AI-assisted processing, while the original file and the human decision remain separate.
Understand document prompt injectionCandidate-file intake
Use a consistent scan across the files an AI may summarise, organise or compare.
Instructions addressed to an AI can sit inside ordinary sections, footnotes or appended content.
Supported hidden or machine-readable layers may be extracted even when they are difficult to see on the page.
A manipulated summary or comparison can shape what a human reviewer sees and investigates next.
A safer screening workflow
Keep document security separate from candidate assessment and apply it consistently.
SourceReady does not assess candidates, rank suitability or make employment decisions. It is designed to support review of the document before AI-assisted use.
Before screening
The scan should answer questions about the file and its supported content—not about whether a person should progress.
SourceReady is coming soon. This page describes a document-security checkpoint, not a recruitment recommendation or compliance guarantee.
Before the project
Review supported document signals first, then keep candidate assessment and employment decisions human-led.