The ATS island.
Candidates live in one system, the organisation in another. When someone is hired, a human retypes them into the HRIS, wrong, late, or both.
Harmoni Recruit
Hiring that flows straight into your live org chart. The requisition, the candidate file and the interview room sit on one record. Accepting the offer writes the employee, the Organo seat and Welcome.

Applied from your careers site
Strong on systems design.
Good fit for the team.
Second round on delivery.
Candidates live in one system, the organisation in another. When someone is hired, a human retypes them into the HRIS, wrong, late, or both.
The laptop is not ordered, payroll has not been told, and the manager learns the start date from the new hire themselves.
Notes scattered across inboxes and heads. When an interviewer leaves, everything they learned about your pipeline leaves with them.
Inside the workspace
Nothing here is a board that never hires. Accepting writes the employee record, and the cascade is the product.
The requisition
The role sits on a real seat. Candidates move through stages on one file, not a spreadsheet beside the ATS.
How Recruit fixes it
Where Recruit stands
Recruit is priced for the first list, not the second.
One record. Nothing entered twice.
A hired candidate becomes an employee record in Employee Management with no import. The role appears as filled on Organo, and mandatory training is assigned automatically through Learn.
Inside Recruit
A public careers site, screening, interviews and offers, all the way to an acceptance that creates the employee record, onboarding checklist, training and payroll profile automatically, with no import.
Why teams switch
Accepting an offer creates the employee record, the payroll profile and the onboarding work. Nobody retypes the new hire into a second system on Monday.
A requisition sits on a real seat. When it fills, Organo shows it filled. The opening count is not a separate story.
Scorecards, debriefs and the reason someone was declined stay on the candidate file. When an interviewer leaves, the pipeline does not.
The candidate types their legal name and draws a signature. There is no third-party e-sign vendor, and a recruiter can still record a paper or phone accept as signed.
Already connected
Recruit writes into Employee Management, Organo, Learn, Flow and Connect. The cascade is the product, not a project you run after the offer.
Who it is for

Recruiter
Nora opens Zara Malik at interview, sees the panel scores and books the next slot on the company calendar.

Hiring manager
The scorecard is the same shape for every interviewer. Recency and vague praise are the manager’s problem to own, not the recruiter’s to translate.

The candidate
Self-schedule, a portal that names the stage, and an offer they can sign without making another account.

People
The record already exists. Mandatory training is assigned. The laptop request is already a Flow card.
Keep reading
When the candidate accepts the offer. Day 1 cascade creates the record, payroll profile, onboarding journey, mandatory learning and the Flow work. The start date can still be in the future.
Not yet. You can copy a posting onto your own company page, and applicants arrive with the source tagged. Partner API access is still with LinkedIn.
HR, admin and recruiters. An employee looking at their own ladder sees the step, not the band figures.
No. The candidate types their legal name and draws a signature. Recruiters can still record a paper or phone accept as signed.
Recruit pricing
No tiers to decode and no sales call to get a number. Slide to your size and see exactly what Recruit costs.
Every workspace starts from the connected employee record. Add Recruit the moment your team needs it, with no re-import and no separate setup.