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For recruitment & staffing agencies

Automate the admin around every candidate.

I connect the tools you already use and automate repetitive work around applications, scheduling and placement. A fixed price before development starts.

Currently free, then €495 · Reply within 24 hours · You talk to me, not an account manager

ExampleAn application arrives

Now

  1. 1Add candidate to ATS
  2. 2File cv and documents
  3. 3Send acknowledgment
  4. 4Task for the recruiter
  5. 5Propose interview slot

6 manual steps, for every candidate

Then

Application in→ automatic

  • Add candidate to ATS
  • File cv and documents
  • Send acknowledgment
  • Task for the recruiter
  • Propose interview slot

0 manual steps

The problem

The bottleneck is not your ATS.

Your recruiters should be working on candidates and clients, not copying application details between email, ATS, calendar and contract documents.

The goal is not more software. It is fewer manual steps.

One process, end to end

What happens from the moment an application arrives

Most agencies start here, because it is the workflow that happens most often and crosses the most systems.

The application arrives

The cv and details come in. This is the trigger: everything after it hangs off this.

Job board or email

Candidate record

The record is created from the application details. Nothing gets typed a second time.

ATS

Cv and documents

The cv and attachments are filed under the right record.

ATS or Drive

Acknowledgment to the candidate

The acknowledgment goes out automatically, with the next steps in it.

Email

Task for the recruiter

The screening task lands with the right recruiter, with a date on it.

Task list

Propose an interview

Available slots go out to the candidate, together with the invite.

Calendar and email
Stays human

Your check

You get one notification: the shortlist is ready to put in front of the client. This is the step that stays human, on purpose.

You

One application, six systems, one check at the end.

The same applies to

A scheduled interview that sends its own reminder and preparation notes.

An accepted offer that sets the contract documents and placement admin in motion.

A status change in the ATS that sets the next internal step in motion without anyone remembering.

How it works

Four steps, not a transformation programme

Show me the process

You walk me through one workflow, exactly as it runs today. Messy is fine.

I map it and give you a fixed price

You get a process map, the opportunities in order, and a fixed implementation price.

I build, test and hand it over

Including documentation and handover, so your team can carry it on.

Your team stops doing the repetitive part

That is the whole point. No extra system for anyone to maintain.

Workflow Audit

Show me the process that is wasting your team’s time.

A paid diagnosis. The document is yours, whether or not you have anything built afterwards.

freeCurrently free. After that €495, credited toward a build within 30 days.

What you get

A map of your current process
The automation opportunities, in order
The recommended solution
A fixed implementation price
The audit document stays yours, with or without a follow-upThe fixed price is in it, and it does not changeNo monthly contract, unless you want one

What a build costs

Three sizes, fixed price up front

  • Quick Win

    €1,750

    One bounded workflow

    For example

    Application → ATS record → acknowledgment → recruiter task

  • Core Automation

    €3,500

    A process that runs across systems

    For example

    Intake → ATS → documents → scheduling → first interview

  • Business Workflow System

    On request

    Several connected workflows

    For example

    The whole route from application to placement admin

Care Plan: €50 to €250 per month for monitoring, small fixes and support. Optional, never a condition.

Book your free Workflow Audit

The audit

What I ask about

Four questions. Run them past your team beforehand and the audit goes faster.

What happens from the moment an application arrives?

Which systems does someone have to update manually?

Which step gets forgotten or delayed most often?

Where do things fall through the cracks on the way to placement?