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Recruitment Agent: Support for the work behind every hire.

Recruitment Agent helps hiring teams capture role requirements, prepare draft shortlists for review, and coordinate each step of a hiring process. Recruiters and hiring managers keep every decision.

Concept preview, illustrative data. Role requirements beside a draft shortlist that is waiting for a recruiter’s review. Concept preview with illustrative data. On the left, a role intake summary for a customer success lead lists must-have and nice-to-have requirements. On the right, a draft shortlist of three anonymized candidates shows which requirements each one covers, and is marked as awaiting recruiter review.

The problem

Much of hiring is coordination.

Requirements shift between conversations. Applications arrive from different places. Scheduling and follow-ups take time that should go to talking with people.

Recruitment Agent carries more of that preparation and coordination, while the people involved stay responsible for every judgment.

Capabilities

What it does

  1. Structured role intake

    Capture must-haves, nice-to-haves, and practical details from the hiring manager in one agreed brief.

  2. Draft shortlists for review

    Organize applicants against the agreed requirements into a draft that a recruiter reviews, edits, and approves.

  3. Coordinated next steps

    Keep track of interviews, owners, and follow-ups across each open role.

  4. Notes that stay with the role

    Keep context, feedback, and decisions alongside the role rather than across scattered threads.

How it works

How it works

Each step shows who acts. Where a decision matters, a person makes it.

  1. Step 1Hiring team

    Define the role

    Agree on requirements with the hiring manager and record them as a clear brief.

  2. Step 2Recruitment Agent

    Prepare a draft shortlist

    Applicants are organized against the brief, with the reasons visible for review.

  3. Step 3Recruiter

    Review and decide

    A recruiter checks the draft, changes it as needed, and decides who moves forward.

  4. Step 4Hiring team

    Coordinate next steps

    Interviews, owners, and follow-ups are tracked in one place until the role is filled.

Use cases

Where it helps

Example situations, not customer results.

  • Several roles at once

    An in-house recruiter keeping many open roles moving without losing track of follow-ups.

  • Hiring without a recruiter

    A small team that hires occasionally and wants a clear, repeatable process.

  • A clearer brief

    A hiring manager who wants requirements agreed before any search begins.

Good to know

Clear about the limits

  • People stay in control

    Every shortlist is a draft. Recruiters review and change it before anyone is contacted.

  • What it needs

    Clear role requirements, and an agreed process for reviewing applicants.

  • What it isn’t designed to do

    Recruitment Agent isn’t designed to make hiring decisions, give candidates a final score, or promise unbiased outcomes. Fair and lawful hiring stays the hiring team’s responsibility.

FAQ

Questions about Recruitment Agent

Does Recruitment Agent decide who gets hired?

No. It helps with preparation and coordination. People make every hiring decision.

Can it remove bias from hiring?

No tool can promise that. Recruitment Agent keeps its reasoning visible and keeps people reviewing each step, but fair hiring remains the hiring team’s responsibility.

Does it connect to our applicant tracking system?

No integrations have been announced. Contact SI-Plug to talk through your current setup.

How is it different from Offerra?

Offerra is a discovery space between candidates and employers. Recruitment Agent supports a hiring team’s own internal workflow once a role is open.

Talk to us about Recruitment Agent

Recruitment Agent is complete. Send us a message to ask about using it with your team, or get updates when there’s confirmed news.

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