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# Pipeline Reports
### **Pipeline Reports**
**Path:** ESS Portal > Hire V2 > Reports > Pipeline Reports.
The **Pipeline Reports** page shows how candidates are progressing through each stage of your recruitment process, so you can see where they currently stand for any job.
**Step 1:** Log in to the **ESS Portal**, open the **Hire V2** module, go to **Reports**, and select **Pipeline Reports**.
**Step 2:** Select a **Department Name** and **Job Title** to filter the pipeline, then click **Search**.
**Step 3:** Review the results, which appear in two sections:
1. **Recruitment Pipeline Visualization**
2. **Recruitment Pipeline Details.**
**Recruitment Pipeline Visualization** — A chart showing the number of candidates at each recruitment stage: Sourced / Applied, Shortlist / Screening, Aptitude / Assessment, Interview, Offer Roll-Out, and Pre-Boarding. Use the chart-type dropdown (for example, Horizontal Bar, pie, doughnut) to change how the chart is displayed,
and the job dropdown (for example, All Jobs) to view all jobs together or focus on a specific one.
**Recruitment Pipeline Details** — A table that breaks down each job by stage, showing the candidate count at every stage. The stage template in use (for example, Standard Job flow) is shown above the table.
**Important Note:** The stages shown depend on the stage template assigned to the job, so the columns may differ for jobs that use a different template.
**Path Link:** [**https://ess.pockethrms.com/Recruitment/RecruitmentV2/JobPipelineReport2V2**](https://ess.pockethrms.com/Recruitment/RecruitmentV2/JobPipelineReport2V2)
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