See what Invenias would receive
Upload a CV. We will parse it exactly as CV Mailroom does when one arrives by email, and show you the records it would create — the person, every role, the education, and the CV itself filed against them.
Nothing is written to Invenias. The demo stops at the parse. Your file is deleted the moment the page has its answer — it is not stored, not logged, and not sent anywhere else.
A CV usually belongs to someone who is not you. Please upload one you are entitled to share. We delete it immediately either way.
Reading the file…
This takes a few seconds. Invenias is doing the parsing, exactly as it would for a real import.
What CV Mailroom would create
The person record
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- Business Tel
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Contact details
Personal
Business
The Business column is empty here because it is empty on a real import too — CV Mailroom writes the person’s own contact details, not a second copy of their employer’s.
Work history
| Company | Location | Departments | Job Title | Start Date | End Date | Status | Type |
|---|
No work history was found in this CV.
One role, opened
The description is the CV’s own bullet points for that role. A job title and a date range say very little on their own.
Education
| Qualification | Subject | Place of Study | Start Date | End Date |
|---|
No education was found in this CV.
The CV itself
| Document name | File Size | Created By | Created Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Data Processing |
Filed under its original filename, so it is recognisable in Invenias rather than arriving as attachment1.pdf.
The journal note on the person
Every import leaves this note, so anyone looking at the record can see where it came from.
Then it files the parsed record where you work
A CV routes one of two ways, never both. Which one depends on how it reached us.
Forwarded by a consultant → your standing programme
| Full Name | First Name | Email 1 | Company Name | Job Title | Progress Status |
|---|
A reply to one of your adverts → the assignment
| First Name | Last Name | Company | Job Title | Progress Status | Consent Status | Owner |
|---|
The other rows are invented and blurred. Only your candidate is real, and this assignment does not exist — an upload carries no subject line, so there is no advert reference for us to match. A real email would carry one.
…and the source is recorded
| Source | From | Subtype | Notes | Date Created |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Advertisement | – | – | – |
…and the assignment gets its own note
That was one CV, in about ten seconds, from an email nobody had to open.
Your file has been deleted. Nothing was written to Invenias.