Use case — HR & Recruitment

Recruit the human, delegate the admin

Sourcing, resume screening, interview scheduling, onboarding: every step of your recruitment and HR journey carried by an automation, so your time stays on people.

The whole journey

Six automations, end-to-end recruitment

Each automation has its responsibility — from sourcing and resume screening to interview scheduling, onboarding and employee follow-up. You switch on the ones that matter to you.

TelegramGmailGoogle CalendarGoogle SheetsNotionStripen8n· 6 fluxTalent SourcingCentralised multi-source poolCV ScreeningApplication sorting & scoringInterview OrchestrationInterviews scheduled on their ownContract GenerationCompliant contracts in minutesOnboardingOnboarding triggered at signature

Build your ideal workflow

Click an automation to see what it does — and the concrete result it produces.

Talent Sourcing Engine

Automatisation 1/6

Unified applicant pool

This automation gathers all your incoming applications — job boards, LinkedIn, referrals, direct emails — into a single pool. It de-duplicates, sorts by role and keeps the history. You no longer dig through ten inboxes: everything lands in one place, already filed.

an HR & Recruitment client — Exemple réel

Example: an application received by email and the same person spotted on LinkedIn are recognised as a single profile, filed under the 'Accountant' role and added to the pool with no double entry.

Pool — Incoming applications
Sources:Job boardsLinkedInReferralEmail
  • Accountant
    via Job board
    New
  • Developer
    via LinkedIn
    New
  • Designer
    via Referral
    Filed
  • Accountant
    via Direct email
    Filed

All centralised and de-duplicated, with no manual entry

Progression1 / 6
1 pool
All your applications in one place
24/7
Team morale under watch
100%
Rejected candidates get a reply

Ready to modernise your HR processes?

Book your free 1-hour consultation — we audit your recruitment and onboarding journey, and together define the automations to switch on first.

See the packs →