Three calls. Three sets of notes. One clear read before you decide.

ReferenceIQ takes the notes from every reference call you make on a candidate — pasted in, uploaded, or both — and turns them into one coherent report: a fast internal read for your team, and a polished document ready for a client.

Paste or upload
Notes, transcripts, or files
Up to 5 files
One combined report per candidate
Markdown + Word
Internal read, client-ready doc
2+ referees
Compared side by side
1 INTAKE

However the notes were taken, they go in as they are.

Paste the notes straight from a call, upload a file, or do both. Drop in what you have from every referee you spoke to for a candidate — in whatever format it exists in today — and ReferenceIQ reads it as one continuous picture, not separate scraps to reconcile by hand.

No retyping into a template first. No cleaning up a transcript before it's usable.

Pasted notes — Referee 1 call
Reference_2_notes.docx
↓ combined ↓
2 referees, 1 report
2 NARRATIVE

Scattered notes in. One honest read out.

ReferenceIQ pulls the real signal out of the conversation — the strengths a referee actually named, the concerns they actually raised, how they actually answered the rehire question — and writes it up as a clear, factual overview of the call.

It only states a recommendation when someone on the call actually gave one. No verdict was mentioned? Nothing gets invented to fill the space.

Overall Summary
only what was actually said
Recommendation: not stated
No verdict invented
3 OUTPUT

One set of notes. Two documents, in the same pass.

Every report comes out two ways: a clean Markdown summary for a quick internal read, and a fully branded Word document formatted and ready for a client submission.

Nobody is copying an internal note into a letterhead template by hand. Generate the version you need, the moment you need it.

INTERNAL · MARKDOWN
CLIENT · WORD DOC
4 COMPARISON

When two referees don't agree, you'll know before your client does.

With more than one reference call on file, ReferenceIQ lines the referees up side by side — who'd rehire, what each named as a strength or a concern — and calls out where their accounts genuinely align, and where they genuinely don't.

It's not a compliment sandwich. If one referee raises something the others never mentioned, that's exactly the kind of detail worth a second look before you move forward.

Attention to Detail
Referee A: "meticulous under pressure." Referee B: raised missed deadlines on two projects.
Discrepancy notedWorth a follow-up
S SECURITY & TRUST

Built for the most sensitive conversation in your hiring process.

A reference call is someone speaking candidly about a real person, on the record. ReferenceIQ is built around that responsibility — not just around getting the report right.

2FA

Mandatory two-factor authentication

Every account — not only admins — requires a second factor to sign in. There's no setting to turn it off.

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Your notes aren't kept

Whatever you paste or upload — call notes, transcripts, files — is processed in memory to build the report, then discarded. Only the finished document you choose to generate is saved to your account.

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Role-based, organization-scoped access

Only your own organization's admins and members can reach your account's reports. Nothing is shared across organizations.

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Passwords are never stored in plain text

Every credential is one-way hashed before it touches a database, so a breach elsewhere can't hand over your login.

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Encrypted in transit

Every file, in both directions, travels over an encrypted connection — from the moment you upload to the moment you download.

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Your content trains nothing

Reference notes you process are never used to train or fine-tune any AI model — not ours, not anyone else's.

What we don't publish is how ReferenceIQ actually synthesizes the notes — that's deliberate, not an oversight.

Ready to turn your next reference call into a report?

Every note from every call you make today can come back as one clear, client-ready reference report — without anyone retyping a thing.

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