Tenant-scoped records
Company assessments, candidate sessions, reports, notes, team membership, and ATS records are scoped to the company workspace.
CodeArena handles technical screen data, candidate work, reviewer notes, scorecards, and ATS handoff records. This page states the current security posture plainly so teams know what is ready for self-serve use and what should go through vendor review.
Company assessments, candidate sessions, reports, notes, team membership, and ATS records are scoped to the company workspace.
Admins manage billing, team access, ATS setup, and settings. Recruiters, interviewers, and viewers have narrower workspace permissions.
Production browser traffic uses HTTPS. Payment collection is handled through Stripe-hosted checkout and billing flows.
ATS API keys and webhook secrets are stored encrypted at rest by the backend before they are reused for sync or write-back.
Reports attach test output, task evidence, replay context, integrity events, and reviewer decisions instead of hiding results behind one opaque score.
Teams can share selected candidate feedback without exposing internal rubric details, reviewer notes, or private decision history.
The safest rollout starts with one real role, then expands after your team agrees on data retention, reviewer responsibilities, feedback policy, and integrations. Procurement teams can use this checklist to decide what needs deeper review.
Greenhouse, Lever, and Ashby are the self-serve ATS paths currently represented in the product. Workday and other tenant-specific ATS rollouts require implementation review because setup depends on customer admin configuration and credential handling.
CodeArena can support security review, but this page does not claim SOC 2 certification, SSO/SAML availability, or a completed formal bias audit. Bring those requirements into the buying conversation before scale.
These boundaries are intentional. They protect candidate experience, keep employers accountable for decisions, and prevent security review from discovering surprises late in the process.