HR time belongs to talent, not admin work

Benchmarking JDs, screening resumes, chasing onboarding checklists — the work that eats most of an HR team's time, handled by agents connected to your systems.

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What changes

Hiring that keeps pace with openings

The agent finishes the JD draft, market benchmarking, and resume ranking before HR steps in — so the effort goes into the actual talent call.

Interview prep without the scramble

Candidate materials and suggested questions come pre-assembled as a one-page pack, so interviewers aren't digging through old records at the last minute.

Onboarding with nothing missed

Accounts, equipment, and mentor assignments are tracked and chased automatically — and admin questions get caught by the agent first, so HR stops answering the same ones.

What agents can do for HR teams

Open a role with the JD and market data ready

The agent drafts the JD from the hiring manager's brief, then pulls salary bands, must-have skills, and benefits for the same role across job platforms — cross-checking and flagging anything off market rate.

Resumes arrive ranked, not in a pile

The agent reads resumes from your ATS, scores them against the JD across skills, experience, and culture fit, cross-references LinkedIn, and outputs a ranked candidate list with each person's strengths and gaps.

A one-page brief, ready before every interview

The agent compiles resume highlights, past interview records, and interviewer comments, then generates suggested questions from the JD, focused on the skills still unverified — a one-page prep pack you can skim in the minutes before the interview.

Day one: accounts, equipment, mentor — all checked

The agent audits IT account provisioning, equipment requests, document signing, and mentor assignment, pings the right owner about anything missing, and generates a personalized onboarding guide for each new hire.

Expenses, seal requests, leave — answered without asking HR

The agent searches internal policy docs and SOPs to reply instantly with the steps and the right form links — and only routes to a human when an exception actually needs one.

In the field

These scenarios come from real client deployments.

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Overtime confirmed automatically, attendance visible in real time

Pain: HR exported and cross-checked clock records by hand every day, then emailed each person to confirm overtime — and managers had no real-time view of attendance.
Approach: The agent detects overtime clock-outs and emails the person the next day to confirm: stayed late for personal reasons, or actually working overtime? Genuine overtime routes through the existing approval flow, with a record kept. The attendance dashboard follows the org chart for permissions — the CEO sees the whole company, managers see only their own department.

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