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CVDropper is an AI recruiting SaaS from Imergency Ltd. Its core Copilot is called OMNIA and is positioned as an “HR decision-support” tool. It is not just a resume database product; rather, it is a lightweight recruiting automation platform covering job post creation, candidate import, CV parsing, scoring and matching, talent-pool reactivation, and interview-question generation.
OMNIA can generate a complete job listing from a simple job title and create an application link. After uploading a PDF, Word document, or photo of a paper CV, the system uses parsing and OCR to generate a candidate profile. Its main selling point is scoring CVs up to 100 based on the recruiter’s custom criteria, helping identify the top 10% of candidates quickly. It also supports natural-language semantic search, such as finding talent for a specific role without relying on exact keywords. The Business plan additionally includes paper CV scanning, Talent Up gap detection, and AI-generated interview questions.
The free plan is fairly generous: €0/month, no bank card required, with support for 2 job openings and 50 CV analyses. Solo costs €89.99/month and is aimed at independent recruiters, including 1,000 OMNIA analysis credits per month. Business Team costs €4,299.99/year, or about €358/month, and includes 5 seats and 12,000 credits per month. Enterprise is quote-based and adds custom APIs, SIRH connectors, SSO, unlimited users, and a 99.9% SLA. The refund policy is cautious: refunds are only available within 7 days after the initial payment and if fewer than 5 CVs have been analyzed in total.
Its strengths are a clear focus on recruiting workflows and a fairly complete process, especially for bulk processing historical resumes and digitizing paper CVs. Its statements around data encryption, French hosting, and GDPR compliance are also relatively clear. Limitations include the lack of disclosure around the underlying model, evaluation metrics, bias controls, and multilingual parsing performance. The official terms also make clear that OMNIA’s scores are probabilistic suggestions, not definitive hiring recommendations, and that final responsibility remains with the recruiter.
It is better suited to French-speaking or European-market recruiting teams, independent recruitment consultants, ESNs, and large enterprises that need SIRH integration. Access from China is not covered in the main content, so it should be considered unknown. Payments are processed through Lemon Squeezy, and the experience with domestic Chinese bank cards or corporate payments is not specified. In terms of Chinese-language support, the site offers FR/EN/ES/DE/IT/PT/AR options, but no Chinese interface or commitment to parsing Chinese resumes was found. Users in China may compare it with Beisen and Moka, while international alternatives include Workable, Greenhouse, Lever, and Manatal.
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