Recruiting
AI sourcer vs ATS: different jobs, one recruiting workflow
Understand candidate sourcing versus application tracking, and how to assess match evidence, permitted data and the recruiter-reviewed handoff.
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Give your recruiters a head start on the search. We build an AI sourcer around your roles, your criteria and the candidate sources your agency is authorised to use.
Built for your desk.
Owned by your agency.
Data sources, integrations and features are agreed for your build. AI assessments need recruiter review; they aren't hiring decisions.
Built for you. Owned by you.
Another sourcing subscription isn't your only option. We can build your own AI sourcing tool, shaped around your niche, your criteria and the way your recruiters search.
We map how your team works, then build the tool around it. Your process becomes the starting point, not a workaround.
Own → Scale
For staffing and recruiting agencies, sourcing capacity supports growth after a client brings you a role. Your own sourcer helps recruiters build candidate shortlists and focus their time on relationships and placements.
See the connected growth systemThe approach
Good sourcing starts with understanding the role. Your custom tool can turn a brief into search criteria, compare available candidate information and explain why someone may fit. Your recruiters still decide who makes the shortlist and who gets contacted.
What we build and manage
Capture the job title, location, essential skills and experience, with a distinction between must-haves and preferences. Recruiters can review the brief before the search runs.
We scope access to your ATS and other permitted candidate sources. Availability depends on access rights and provider terms; we don't promise unrestricted searches of LinkedIn or job boards.
Compare candidate information with the agreed criteria. Show the evidence behind a potential match and flag missing information rather than treating an AI score as fact.
Let recruiters filter, inspect and save candidates before taking action. Keep the role requirements and match reasoning beside the profile.
Use the role and candidate context to draft a first message for recruiter approval. The person sending it stays responsible for accuracy and tone.
Scope a handoff into candidate records and applications so approved candidates move into the recruiting workflow without another disconnected spreadsheet.
From brief to working system
Choose the roles, criteria and data your sourcer should work with.
The Blueprint
Recruiting
Understand candidate sourcing versus application tracking, and how to assess match evidence, permitted data and the recruiter-reviewed handoff.
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