Agents give Recruiting Coordinators more time to support candidates and hiring teams.
See whether approved hires have work sign-ins ready for their start dates.
Keep your start-date roster current with new hires' work addresses, access status, and any setup issues your coordinator needs to resolve.
Place checked offer drafts in the hiring team's review folder.
Your hiring team gets an editable job offer letter in its review folder, with sample details checked and unanswered terms flagged.
Create editable offer letters and flag terms managers must confirm.
Your hiring manager gets an editable offer of employment letter and a short list of details to confirm, all linked on the offer request.
Prepare offer drafts and send recruiters the questions to resolve.
Get an editable job offer letter that follows your sample, uses your hire's approved terms, and shows what your recruiter still needs to decide.
Convert completed offer letters to PDFs and check every page.
Your recruiter gets a checked offer letter PDF they can open, with the original beside it for reference.
Prepare offer drafts from approved terms for recruiter review.
Get a job offer letter in your house style, with a check for old sample details before you review it.
Prepare checked offer PDFs for recruiter review.
Your offer letter PDF comes with a ready-to-send status or a list of terms to fix before it goes to the candidate.
Prepare marked offer revisions for recruiter review.
Get a marked job offer letter with current approved wording and a clear change summary, ready for your review before you send it.
Send approved offers and show hiring teams who signs or declines.
Your job offer letters reach candidates with a protected signing link, and your hiring team can see who signs or declines.
Place each draft offer letter on the right candidate's hiring record.
Find an editable job offer letter draft on the candidate's hiring record, with your team's approved terms in place.
Turn approved offer items into letter drafts for hiring review.
Get a job offer letter draft with your candidate's role terms, ready for your hiring team to review before anyone sends it.
Prepare fresh reviews when revised offer tasks no longer match letters.
Keep changed offers from moving ahead on an old decision. Your recruiting coordinator gets a fresh review linked to the earlier approval.