List the repeat requests
We review a few months of employee questions and recruiting steps to find what is repetitive and what needs judgement.
Candidate screening, onboarding paperwork, policy questions and employee requests handled consistently.
A short call. Your first build, a fixed quote, and the timeline. No obligation.
“I answer the same leave and payslip questions every single week.”
“Onboarding paperwork is chased across email for days before a new hire can start.”
“We get hundreds of applications and read the first ten properly.”
We review a few months of employee questions and recruiting steps to find what is repetitive and what needs judgement.
Handbooks, leave rules and benefit documents are organised so answers cite the right policy.
The HR manager approves answers, the screening criteria and the topics that always go to a person.
We start with one team or one hiring role, then expand. A first build can be live in 30 days.
Staff ask about leave, expenses or benefits and get an answer that points to the policy section.
Contracts, ID copies and bank details are requested, tracked and checked for completeness.
CVs are summarised against the job criteria you set, with the reasoning shown, for a recruiter to review.
Availability is gathered from candidates and interviewers and invites are sent without email ping-pong.
No. It summarises and organises, and every hiring decision stays with your recruiters and managers. We avoid using protected characteristics in any criteria.
Personnel records stay in your HR system, access is limited by role and the assistant does not expose one employee's data to another.
Grievances, health matters and disciplinary topics are routed straight to HR and are not handled by the assistant.
Integrations
Other teams
Services and technologies
Systems we typically connect
Book a short call and show us one workflow. You leave with what we would build first, a fixed quote, and what should wait.