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For employers and recruitment teams

Your recruitment network.Your rules.One command center.

Run a more controlled, accountable and scalable recruitment operation, without replacing the partners you already trust.

Private
partner networks
Tracked
partner commitments
Recorded
every submission

02Operational visibility

Know what’s happening across every requirement.

Late roles, partners who owe you an answer, candidates waiting on a decision and the interviews ahead, ranked by what needs you first.

Needs you today

Company A · 8 open

  • LateData Engineer · 0 of 4 profilesCommitment from Partner 3 was due yesterday1 day late
  • PartnerPartner 2 hasn’t accepted QA LeadShared 2 days ago · response window closes todayDue 17:00
  • Review3 new profiles for Senior Java DeveloperFrom Partner 1 and Partner 2 · consent confirmedSince 09:40
  • InterviewNeha S. · technical roundSenior Java Developer · Priya and Ravi on the panelToday 15:00
  • LateProduct Designer · fill date passed2 of 3 openings filled · 12 days over plan12 days late
  • PartnerPartner 4 asked about notice termsQuestion on Backend Engineer, waiting on youSince 11:15

Illustrative workspace with example data. Pick a type to filter, or act on an item.

03Private sourcing network

Your partners stay yours.

The agencies and recruiters you invite join your network, never a shared pool. Change the viewer to see who can see, invite or reach each partner.

View as
Companies
Partners

Company A

Private network

Your company

Requirements

  • Senior Java Developer
  • Data Engineer
  • QA Lead

Sourcing partners

  • Partner 1
  • Partner 2
  • Partner 3

Company B

Private network

Requirements

  • Product Designer
  • Backend Engineer

Sourcing partners

  • Hidden partner
  • Hidden partner
No access

Company A recruiter can

  • Can: See Company A’s partner list
  • Can: Invite or remove partners
  • Cannot: See Company B’s partners or roles

Partners you invite join your network only. Another company can’t see them, and the open marketplace is never forced on you.

04Sourcing capacity

Scale your reach when you need it.

Your own network goes first. When a role needs more hands, add verified partners to that role, and only that role.

  • Your existing partners stay first in line
  • Verified partners by specialty and record
  • You choose who joins each role
  • Extra reach switches off when the role is covered

Data Engineer · 4 openings

Your 3 partners working on it

Partner 13 profilesPartner 21 profilePartner 3Accepted
Your network first

Turn on more reach only when a role needs it.

05Requirement execution

Every open role has an owner, a deadline and a plan.

Partners accept, commit to what they’ll deliver and acknowledge every change. Nothing runs on memory.

  • Partner acceptance within a response window
  • Delivery commitments you can track
  • Changes every partner must acknowledge
  • A named owner for every requirement

Requirement

Senior Java Developer

Pune · 2 openings

Owner

Priya Sharma

Fill by

30 May · 18 days left

Partner commitments

  • Partner 1

    5 profiles by Fri

    Delivered4/5
    accepted
  • Partner 2

    3 profiles by Fri

    Delivered1/3
    accepted
  • Partner 3

    Awaiting acceptance

    Waiting

Change: notice period now 30 days or less

Sent to every partner on this role · 11 May

2 of 3 acknowledged

06Candidate decision workspace

Less resume noise. Better hiring decisions.

Partner submissions and direct applicants arrive in one queue, each with its evidence and consent attached. Your reviewers make the call.

Review queue · all requirements4 waiting · 0 decided

Profiles · 4

Neha S.

Senior Java Developer

Source
Partner 1
Received
Today, 09:40
Led the payments migration at her current company.
Consent confirmed · note from Partner 1
Match92%
  • Java, Spring Boot in production
  • 30-day notice
  • Payments domain, like the brief
  • !No cloud deployment

Partner submissions and direct applicants in one queue; your reviewers decide. Illustrative profiles with example data.

07Recruitment governance

Every submission has a record.

Consent, source, duplicates, history and access live on the submission itself, so a dispute is settled by the record, not an email thread.

  • Consent captured before a profile is shared
  • First valid submission owns the candidate
  • Every stage change keeps who and when
  • Access limited to the people on the role
SUB-1042 · Neha S. → Senior Java DeveloperOn record
Source attribution

Submitted

Who introduced the candidate, and exactly when.

Submitted by
Partner 1
Requirement
Senior Java Developer
Timestamp
10 May, 10:05:12

Recorded 10:05 · Partner 1

08Business intelligence

Know which partners actually deliver.

Rank partners by submissions, interviews, joins and the commitments they keep, then see exactly where each one’s candidates fall away.

Partner performance · last 6 months

Partner 1

From submission to join

11/12 kept
  1. Submitted42
  2. Screened31
  3. Interviewed14
  4. Joined5

Biggest drop: Interviewed → joined. 9 of 14 stop here (64%).

Illustrative figures. Rank by any measure, then pick a partner.

09Adoption

Bring your current recruitment process with you.

Start with the roles and the partners you already have. Nothing about those relationships has to be rebuilt.

  1. 1
    Day 1Your roles, your criteria

    Add the roles you’re already hiring for

    Write each open requirement once, with its terms and what partners must include.

  2. 2
    Week 1Your partners, your terms

    Invite the partners you already use

    They join your private network on your terms. Nobody changes who they work with.

  3. 3
    Week 2Your team decides

    Run a role from brief to hire

    Submissions, reviews and interviews come into one place, alongside how you hire today.

Questions & answers

Good questions. Clear answers.

See your recruitment operations in one workspace.

Your roles, your partners and every candidate decision, with the control your team has been missing.