For recruitment agencies
You recruit for client companies.
Which means the shortlist has to survive somebody else asking why. HireOS reads the pile, ranks it against the brief you were given, and keeps the evidence behind every score.
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What a desk actually runs into
Your best biller is your slowest screener
The consultant who closes is the one with the deepest network — and the same person spends their morning on a pile of applications, because nobody else can be trusted to judge them.
A contingency role is a race
The pile that sits until Thursday is the pile a competitor shortlisted on Tuesday. You never find out it was close.
The client asks why her
Four names and no reasoning invites one question, and answering it means re-reading CVs on the call. The evidence needs to have existed at the time.
Headcount is the only lever
More roles means more people, because throughput scales with hands. That is a hiring decision, a training cost and three months before it pays.
What HireOS does about it
One rubric, from the brief
The criteria come out of the job description the client sent you. Every applicant measured against the same list, in the same order, however many arrive.
A shortlist that answers back
Every score carries the verbatim line from the CV behind it, so the client link they open already contains the reasoning.
Nobody auto-rejected
HireOS ranks and evidences; your consultant decides. Every decision is recorded with who made it and when.
Going deeper by role
An agency is four jobs, and they are held to four different numbers.
The offer
Put one live role through it.
Take a vacancy you are working now and the CVs already in your inbox. Compare what comes back to the shortlist your consultant would have built.
- 1Twenty minutesYou bring one live hiring workflow and the real inputs it uses. We look at it together—no deck or discovery questionnaire.
- 2Set up on the callWe configure the module you intend to buy and run the first real step with you while you watch.
- 3Then 7 days aloneYour team runs it on live work and judges the outcome you agreed upfront—not anything we said.