CANDIDATE DATABASE
Every candidate in one place
Bring contact details, roles, and skills into profiles you can find when you need them.
RECRUITING FOR SMALL & MEDIUM BUSINESSES
You have a business to run and people to hire. Bring your candidates together, find the experience you need, and follow every conversation through to a decision.
Candidates, roles, and hiring stages.
3 years in B2B sales. Ask about availability for travel.
Search your candidate database for the experience you need.
See who is at screening, interview, or offer.
Revisit your notes before the next conversation.
SPEND LESS TIME KEEPING TRACK
What experience do they have? What did you discuss? How far have they progressed? Keep the answers with each candidate and move forward without searching separate spreadsheets and notes.
CANDIDATE DATABASE
Bring contact details, roles, and skills into profiles you can find when you need them.
HIRING PROGRESS
Separate new candidates from those interviewing or considering an offer. Know where everyone stands, even with several hires in progress.
SEARCH & FILTERS
Need B2B sales or accounting experience? Look through the profiles you already have before starting a new search.
YOUR CANDIDATE DATABASE HAS A FUTURE
A candidate who was not the right fit then could have exactly the experience you need now. Find them by skill, role, or a detail in your notes, and pick up the conversation with the context at hand.
Search existing candidates before starting from scratch.
Revisit what you discussed and the experience that stood out.
See the stage where your last conversation ended.
FROM FIRST PROFILE TO HIRING DECISION
Start with the candidates you have. Add details after each conversation and update their stage when you make a decision.
Add your company details and open the list where you will keep track of your candidates.
Add contact details, roles, and skills. Write down what you want to pick up at the next interview.
Update the stage after screening or an interview. View new candidates, ongoing conversations, and offers separately.
When hiring is just one of your responsibilities, you need to find where you left off quickly. Talent keeps candidate details, skills, notes, and stages in one place. After a conversation, update the profile. When you return, search for the person or filter by stage and carry on with the details in front of you.
Search by name, role, skill, or a detail in your interview notes. For example, search for “B2B sales” and filter candidates at screening. See the relevant profiles in your database and revisit your notes before deciding who to invite for an interview.
Each candidate has a clear stage: New, Screening, Interview, Offer, Hired, or Rejected. Update it as the process moves forward and filter your list to focus on a stage, such as everyone currently interviewing. Their notes and skills stay with their profile throughout.
Yes. Record relevant experience, discussion points, and questions for the next conversation directly in the profile. Update skills as you get to know the person. Notes are searchable too, so a useful detail can help you find the right candidate again.
A CV organizer gives each candidate a dedicated profile with contact details, skills, notes, and a hiring stage. In Talent, you search and filter that information directly, without maintaining separate columns and lists for every step. It becomes a candidate database you can use in your everyday recruiting.
Talent checks email addresses and flags duplicates before you save a profile. During import, it also checks whether the same PDF has already been uploaded. Incomplete or conflicting details from processing go to review, where you can correct them before adding a new profile.
START WITH THE CANDIDATES YOU HAVE
Keep profiles, skills, and notes together. When you need someone new, look in your own candidate database first.