Identity and date of birth
Name and contact details sit at the top of the resume, sometimes with a date of birth.
Before a resume (or CV) reaches hiring managers, a recruiting agency or a panel:
NymData detects and redacts the candidate's name, date of birth, address and contact details.
Experience and skills stay readable: reviewers get what they need to assess the profile.
Before: candidate identity, in red
John Carter
Experience
Manufacturing project manager, six years: production line management, budget ownership, teams of fifteen.
Skills
Lean management, project management, fluent Spanish.
After: identity redacted, experience kept
Experience
Manufacturing project manager, six years: production line management, budget ownership, teams of fifteen.
Skills
Lean management, project management, fluent Spanish.
You redact what identifies the candidate (name, date of birth, address, contact details) and keep the experience and skills.
With NymData, installed on your own servers, you select the applications folder.
Each resume, in PDF or Word, is processed and a redacted copy is created, ready to share.
The original resume stays with HR.
A resume gathers personal data: identity, date of birth, address, contact details.
Data protection rules such as the GDPR call for sharing only the data that is needed: to assess a profile, experience and skills are enough.
Name and contact details sit at the top of the resume, sometimes with a date of birth.
Hiring managers, colleagues, recruiting agency, panel: each resume is seen by several people.
All applications for a role are processed at once, and new ones as they arrive with scheduled processing.
Application documents, in the format they arrive in.
Send hiring managers and panels resumes focused on skills.
Share applications without the candidates' contact details.
Share internal profiles with hiring managers without employees' personal details.
Keep hiring statistics after the retention period for applications has ended.
The original resume is never changed: HR keeps the link to the candidate and reaches out when the profile is shortlisted.
Only the redacted copy circulates.
Keep applicant data only as long as your retention policy allows, and delete it once the hiring purpose is over.
Which method should you choose? · Pseudonymization vs anonymization: what is the difference?
A resume in which the data that identifies the candidate is redacted: name, date of birth, address and contact details.
Experience, degrees and skills stay readable: the profile is assessed on what the candidate can do.
Yes. NymData redacts the data that identifies the candidate (name, date of birth, address, contact details) and keeps the rest of the resume, with its layout.
Yes. You select the applications folder: each resume is processed, and an audit report documents the whole run.
New resumes can be processed automatically as they arrive.
The original resume is never changed and stays with HR: just match the redacted copy to the original to contact the candidate.
No. NymData is installed on your own servers: no resume and no data is sent to NymData or to any cloud service.
Resumes in PDF and Word, plus applicant spreadsheets in Excel or CSV.
Live demo on sample resumes, remotely or at your site.