Reach candidates at volume without turning consultants into autodialers
Screening calls, interview scheduling, and job alerts — with records your compliance team can live with.
In detail
How recruitment programmes actually run
Recruitment ops die on connect rates, scheduling hell, rotting databases, and brand-damaging blast calling.
We screen with AI or humans, book calendars, update candidates on WhatsApp, and keep number hygiene so you are not the reason someone files a complaint.
Who it is for
- IT staffing and high-volume hiring desks
- Campus drive operations
- Blue-collar staffing with high connect-rate pressure
Operating notes
- Permissioned contact is the default. We do not recommend purchased resume dumps as a calling list.
- Candidate experience is brand risk — scripts and frequency are in the design.
- Scheduling is a product: confirmations and reschedules, not a spreadsheet ping-pong.
Operating challenges
Each challenge has its own details page — not a one-line card.
Operating challenge
Connect rates
Candidates screen unknown numbers.
Connect rates — approach & services
Operating challenge
Scheduling hell
Panels vs candidates.
Scheduling hell — approach & services
Operating challenge
Database rot
Aged numbers.
Database rot — approach & services
Operating challenge
Brand risk
Spammy job blasts.
Brand risk — approach & services
How we help
Open any solution for the full approach, related services, and neighbouring items.
How we help
AI screening
Must-have questions.
AI screening — approach & services
How we help
Calendar booking
Interview slots.
Calendar booking — approach & services
How we help
WhatsApp updates
Status without calling.
WhatsApp updates — approach & services
How we help
Number hygiene
Verification + DND for promo-like blasts.
Number hygiene — approach & services
Use cases
Concrete motions. Each one is a details URL you can share with sales.
Recommended services
Frequently asked questions
Talk through a recruitment communication stack
Share the channels, monthly volume, and whether traffic is promotional or transactional. Pricing is quoted — we do not publish a fake package grid.