Masking is the point at which a candidate list stops being portable. Staff can call anyone they are allowed to call, and can see who they are calling, but the number itself is only handed over deliberately — and every hand-over is recorded.

Masking rules

Mask candidate numbers from staff
Last two digits shown, the rest replaced with dots
Mask candidate numbers from employers
Employers reach candidates only through a masked leg
Mask the agent's number from the candidate
Protects staff and keeps the thread on the platform
Reveal needs a reason
Chosen from a list, not free text
Reveal expires
The number re-masks after the window
Block copy on revealed numbers
Off — it is easily defeated and gives false comfort

Who may reveal

RoleMay revealDaily capReveals — 30d
Super AdminYes None4
Recruitment HeadYes 2061
Lead ManagerYes 1088
RecruiterWith approval 3142
Lead ExecutiveNo —0
Doc OfficerNo —0
Employer PortalNo —0

Reveal log

Permanent. A reveal cannot be deleted, only explained.
37 today
WhenUserRecordNumberReason Called after?Flag
09:57
SKSameer Khan
 CND-10477 Fahad Rahman+91 70120 •••35 Offer negotiation call Yes, 1 min later—
09:41
PNPriya Nair
 LD-24102 Suresh Babu+91 99460 •••18 Candidate asked for a direct number Yes, 4 min later—
Yesterday 18:22
RMRahul Menon
 14 candidates, one after anotherBulk “Verification” No calls followed Review
Yesterday 16:10
FAFathima Ali
 CND-10444 Binu Joseph+91 94470 •••12 WhatsApp not reachable Yes, 2 min later—
Yesterday 14:03
AGAnish Gopal
 LD-23901 Manu Pillai+91 94470 •••12 Duplicate check No—
One entry is flagged. Rahul Menon revealed 14 numbers in nine minutes and called none of them, the evening before his resignation was recorded. The pattern — reveal without a call — is exactly what the Level 2 leakage report is built to surface on its own.