Pass on decisions, carry revision notes, open supplier setup. Every one is ready to run, and you can adjust it in plain language.
Flag updated offer letters that conflict with approved terms.
Get refreshed job offer letter drafts with approved terms intact, plus review links and any blockers in your recruiter's inbox.
Check offer drafts against approved terms before team review.
Get an editable offer letter from your sample, with candidate details checked and a review link sent to your recruiter.
Keep offer letters aligned with approved terms before candidates receive them.
Your approved offer terms become PDF letters for candidates, with an address check before sending and a copy for your hiring team.
Keep offer decisions visible to the hiring team.
Candidates get their offer letters by email, while your hiring roster and team stay current on replies and deadlines.
Send offer drafts with approved terms to the hiring team for review.
Get an editable job offer letter your hiring team can review. Your approved request sets the terms.
Put approved welcome wording into a draft packet for each new hire.
Get a draft new hire welcome packet PDF in your shared folder, ready for the manager to review before it reaches the hire.
Organize approved hire packets and surface gaps for owner review.
Get a private packet folder when files are available, plus a task showing any gaps to fix before you share it.
Apply approved wording and flag terms needing a new decision.
Get a marked job offer letter with current approved wording and a clear change summary, ready for your review before you send it.
Keep approved offers moving to candidates and see their decisions.
Your job offer letters reach candidates with a protected signing link, and your hiring team can see who signs or declines.
Surface offer clauses that need a decision before a letter goes out.
Your job offer letter draft is ready for review in a shared document, with the link and clause questions in your email thread.
Prepare candidate offer drafts and flag sample terms for review.
Your hiring team gets a candidate-specific offer letter draft in your sample's format, with questionable wording called out for review.