Where the hours go.
Screening volume buries the desk
One decent ad brings two hundred applicants. Most aren't right, but someone still has to look at every one before the good five surface.
Interview scheduling is ping-pong
The candidate and the client both need the same hour, with you in the middle. Finding it takes a dozen messages, and one reschedule starts the whole thread again.
Follow-up cadence slips
Candidates go quiet when they don't hear back, and clients drift to the agency that stays in touch. Keeping the cadence by hand only works on a quiet week.
Admin is eating placement time
CV formatting, status updates, compliance paperwork, database notes. Every hour a consultant spends on it is an hour not spent filling roles.
The systems we build and run for you.
Lead Qualification
Applicants screened against your must-haves the moment they apply, so consultants start with the shortlist instead of the pile.
See the serviceBooking & Scheduling
Interviews booked through self-serve scheduling with reminders on both sides. Reschedules handle themselves instead of restarting the email thread.
See the serviceSales Follow-ups
Candidate and client follow-ups sent on a schedule, in your voice, and stopped the moment someone replies. Nobody goes quiet because the desk got busy.
See the serviceCustomer Support 24/7
An assistant that answers candidate questions about roles and process around the clock, and captures new client briefs when they land out of hours.
See the serviceReporting & Dashboards
Pipeline and outstanding follow-ups in one morning digest, pulled for you instead of stitched together from the CRM.
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