Sovren Resume/CV
Parser

Extract any of the 16 major types of resume data defined by the HR-XML Consortium, plus additional data that goes well beyond the standard, such as automatic calculations, summaries and classifications.

Output the results to an HR-XML Resume 2.4 compliant XML document, or access the extracted data via object properties. Access value-added extensions to help you summarize and classify candidates.

Quickly extract valuable information from resumes and CVs in any format, from many languages and cultures throughout the world. Get any of the 16 major types of resume data defined by the HR-XML Consortium, plus additional data that goes well beyond the standard, and proprietary summaries, classifications and calculations to quickly and classifications to help and classify your candidates.


Scalability

Our software is rock-solid, processing tens of millions of resumes per year at the world's heaviest volume sites, with no memory leaks or crashes. It is immune to viruses and fends off file corruptions and job seeker trickery. It keeps running 24x365.

"Safe Computing chose to closely partner with Sovren and integrate the technology into the heart of our solutions. The key reason was that the technology was very compatible with our own, being Microsoft.NET based. The integration was very easy to achieve and the speed of the processing is excellent, which is one of the key factors to end users of our products. Also, the support and commercial flexibility that our relationship gets is first class."

JASON MARTIN, COMMERCIAL DIRECTOR, SAFE COMPUTING UK

Sovren Resume/CV Parser Try it

The Sovren Resume/CV Parser is a set of .NET assemblies with a simple application programming interface (API). The Parser extracts more kinds of data, and provides more comprehensive metadata analysis, than any other product. Sovren’s software enables you to customize the parser at runtime, per transaction, so you can use different sets of rules based on the client, job, location, culture or country that the specific application requires.
The Sovren Resume and CV Parser was also the first product to be certified as compliant with the most widely used open standard: HR-XML.org's Resume schema.

Why you’ll love our parser

Captures the most qualified applicants

Regardless of how a resume is laid out, our parser identifies and extracts relevant information accurately providing your ATS, HRIS or database with the most detailed data possible.

Parses exactly what you want it to, how you want it to

You can configure the software on a per-transaction basis to do exactly what you need it to do, using the data you need it to use, and providing the output in the format you want to receive it.

Highly advanced, but simple to integrate

Sovren provides zero-code integration solutions as sample applications with full source code. That means your installation might be as simple as double clicking an icon to run the parser on your system. For most customers, these solutions serve as great jumpstarts to their custom development.

Handles the highest volume loads

The Sovren Resume/CV Parser handles the single highest daily parsing load for a resume-consuming entity. The top three largest online and offline resume/CV consuming entities in the world all use the Sovren Resume/CV parser. No other solution has been proven to handle the loads that Sovren handles.

Stability and Security like no other

Sovren software does not crash, hang, leak memory, or otherwise stop working or require special monitoring.

Global and multi-lingual

Sovren’s parser currently understands English, French, Dutch, Spanish, German, Greek, and Swedish, including variants and dialects. More languages are being added. The SME also understands these languages, although some languages currently require that you furnish your own skills taxonomies in order for the matching to work well.

No per-resume-parsed fees

That’s right. We believe that charging per-resume fees discourages parsing larger candidate pools. And why would we want to prevent you from finding the best candidate possible?