The result

4 points separate hackajob and Radancy.

Within the Sourcing cohort, hackajob edges Radancy by 4 points under rubric v1.0, 45 to 41. Radancy takes 1 of the 7 criteria, Human Oversight Design among them, against 3 for hackajob, whose share includes Article 11 Technical Documentation, and 3 are level. One criterion, Article 11 Technical Documentation, is both the widest raw gap (hackajob 60, Radancy 42) and the heaviest weighted swing, and at 20% weight it makes up 81% of the weighted advantage hackajob holds across the 3 criteria it leads.

Criteria won

7 criteria

  • hackajob3
  • Radancy1
  • Level3
Widest raw gap
Article 11 Technical Documentation60 vs 42
Heaviest weighted swing
Article 11 Technical Documentation20% weight

The record

Categories, scope and company facts.

hackajob and Radancy are both filed under Candidate sourcing AI. They also share 1 secondary category: Screening.

RecordhackajobRadancy
Price tierMidEnterprise
HeadquartersGBUS
Founded20142006

What decides it

The criteria that move the gap, heaviest swing first.

  1. Article 11 Technical Documentation

    20% weight77% of the movement so far

    hackajob60
    Radancy42

    3.6 weighted points to hackajob

  2. FRIA Support

    15% weight90% of the movement so far

    hackajob32
    Radancy28

    0.6 weighted points to hackajob

  3. Human Oversight Design

    12% weight95% of the movement so far

    hackajob55
    Radancy57

    0.2 weighted points to Radancy

  4. Post-Market Monitoring

    12% weight100% of the movement so far

    hackajob38
    Radancy36

    0.2 weighted points to hackajob

Weighted delta is the raw difference times the criterion weight, so the 4 figures above sum to +4.2 — the difference between the two totals before either is rounded. Shares are of 4.7 points of movement counted without direction. The table below rounds each side to a whole number first, so its Δ raw total reads +4 beside that +4.2.

Category-by-category

Raw score per criterion, with weighted delta.

Δ is hackajob minus Radancy, coloured for whichever of the two it favours.

CategoryWeighthackajobRadancyΔ rawΔ weighted
Article 11 Technical Documentation20%6042+18+3.6
Bias Audit Transparency18%2020--
FRIA Support15%3228+4+0.6
Data Governance Disclosure15%5858--
Human Oversight Design12%5557-2-0.2
Post-Market Monitoring12%3836+2+0.2
Customer Documentation8%6060--
Total100%45F41F+4+4.2

Evidence

Cited sources and documented absences, criterion by criterion.

An absence is a finding, not a blank: the reviewer looked for a named artefact and recorded that it is not located. Where a source sits is a fact about hosting only.

CriterionWeighthackajobRadancy
CitedAbsencesAudit / hostingCitedAbsencesAudit / hosting
Article 11 Technical Documentation20%51Sources on the vendor's own domain21Sources on the vendor's own domain
Bias Audit Transparency18%41Sources on the vendor's own domain21Sources on the vendor's own domain
FRIA Support15%50Sources on the vendor's own domain11Sources on the vendor's own domain
Data Governance Disclosure15%80Sources on the vendor's own domain30Sources on the vendor's own domain
Human Oversight Design12%60Sources on the vendor's own domain31Sources on the vendor's own domain
Post-Market Monitoring12%41Sources on the vendor's own domain21Sources on the vendor's own domain
Customer Documentation8%61Sources on the vendor's own domain31Sources on the vendor's own domain
All criteria100%384Sources on the vendor's own domain166Sources on the vendor's own domain

hackajob has 42 evidence rows across 7 of 7 criteria — 38 with a source URL, 4 documented absences; Radancy has 22 evidence rows across 7 of 7 criteria — 16 with a source URL, 6 documented absences.

Provenance

The scores above are documented by 64 evidence rows on file for these two vendors: 42 for hackajob, across 2 distinct source domains, and 22 for Radancy, across 1 distinct source domain.

Rubric
v1.0
hackajob last reviewed
September 25, 2026 · HireAIScore editorial team
Radancy last reviewed
August 2, 2026 · HireAIScore editorial team

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