Request missing approval evidence, route requests to reviewers. Every one is ready to run, and you can adjust it in plain language.
Draft a separate offer letter for each approved candidate.
Your weekly offer letters are ready for review, with draft links on the hiring sheet and missing details called out for follow-up.
Show new openings in target markets without repeat listings.
Your recruiting review sheet gets fresh job postings each morning. Repeat listings stay out, and missing details stand out.
Spot new openings for the roles and locations you recruit.
See new openings and compare pay across your target roles and locations in a spreadsheet that tracks what appeared each week.
Remind candidates with unanswered offers before their deadlines.
Your hiring team sees who accepted, declined, or missed the offer deadline, while timely reminders keep unanswered offers from slipping through.
Turn interview requests into confirmed times for candidates.
Get interviews on the calendar without juggling hiring team availability. Candidates and interviewers receive invitations and matching details by email.
Draft each approved offer letter and email its review link.
Your job offer letters are ready to review with your current template and agreed terms. Recruiters get links to their unsent drafts.
Send current offer drafts and blockers for recruiter review.
Get refreshed job offer letter drafts with approved terms intact, plus review links and any blockers in your recruiter's inbox.
Turn approved offer details into a letter ready for review.
Get an editable offer letter from your sample, with candidate details checked and a review link sent to your recruiter.
Revise offer letters and call out the approved start-date change.
Your revised offer letter comes back in your chosen format, with the new start date throughout and a clear note for review.
Track candidate acceptances and declines after offers go out.
Candidates get their offer letters by email, while your hiring roster and team stay current on replies and deadlines.
Send role captions and source links to the hiring team for fact checks.
Get a hiring caption for social media, plus the graphic and task links your team needs to check the job facts before posting.
Reply with a review draft that reflects the candidate's approved terms.
Get a fresh offer letter draft from a prior sample, with old candidate details removed and questions flagged for your hiring team.