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CRM for Recruiters

Recruitment is a relationship business with two sides: clients who need talent and candidates who need opportunities. You need to track both simultaneously, match them efficiently, and manage a pipeline of interviews and placements. Generic CRMs treat everything as a “deal” — HARi lets you model the recruitment process properly.

  • Two-sided pipeline — you manage client relationships and candidate relationships at the same time
  • Candidate matching — finding the right candidate for the right role requires searchable skills, experience, and preferences
  • Interview coordination — scheduling across candidates, clients, and hiring managers is a logistics puzzle
  • Placement tracking — tracking fees, start dates, guarantee periods, and payment milestones

HARi’s Recruitment template models the full recruitment lifecycle from job opening to successful placement.

  • Clients (Companies) — industry, hiring contact, fee agreement, payment terms
  • Candidates (Contacts) — skills, experience level, salary expectations, availability, location, resume link, status (Available / Interviewing / Placed / Inactive)
  • Job Openings — linked to Client, title, description, requirements, salary range, location, status (Open / Filled / On Hold / Cancelled)
  • Applications — linked to Candidate and Job Opening, status (Applied / Shortlisted / Interview / Offer / Placed / Rejected), submission date
  • Interviews — linked to Application, date/time, interviewer, type (Phone / Video / On-site), feedback, outcome
  • Placements — linked to Candidate, Client, and Job Opening, start date, fee, guarantee period, payment status
  1. Candidate matching — when a new job opening is created, automatically search for candidates with matching skills and flag them for review
  2. Interview scheduling — when a candidate is shortlisted, create an interview scheduling task
  3. Feedback follow-up — 24 hours after an interview, remind the recruiter to collect feedback from the hiring manager
  4. Offer management — when an offer is extended, create follow-up tasks for negotiation and acceptance
  5. Placement onboarding — when a placement is confirmed, create tasks for contract signing, start date confirmation, and first-day check-in
  • Open jobs by client
  • Candidates in pipeline by stage
  • Placements this month
  • Revenue from fees (current quarter)
  • Average time to fill

Install the Recruitment template from Settings > Solutions. Your candidate database, job opening pipeline, and placement tracking are ready to use. Start matching talent to opportunities with a system built for how recruiters actually work.