Open the spreadsheet your applicant-tracking system exports — one row per person, with sex, race/ethnicity and whether they advanced — and get the tables New York City's Local Law 144 asks employers to publish, the federal four-fifths check, and charts. The analysis runs inside this browser tab. Nothing is uploaded, and nothing is kept.
Drop a .csv or .xlsx file here, or .
One row per person. Columns for sex, race/ethnicity, and either a yes/no decision or a score. Names are not needed and are best left out.
No file handy? — 5,000 made-up applicants with a bias we planted on purpose, so you can see what a finding looks like.
We guessed from the column names. Check each one.