Screens and ranks candidates against role criteria
Reviews resumes, profiles, and application data to surface qualified candidates, flag gaps, and prepare a short list for recruiter review.
Use AI agents and workflow automation to move HR work forward across recruiting, onboarding, exits, and employee support.
HR teams spend too much time reading resumes, chasing missing documents, coordinating calendars, answering repeat questions, and moving information between systems that do not stay in sync.
HR automation works best when it is treated as a workflow problem, not a model problem. The useful system is the one that can read incoming work, apply policy and role rules, prepare the next action, and hand sensitive steps back to a person.
For recruiting, that means ranking candidates against real criteria, drafting outreach, and preparing interview coordination from approved calendars and systems. For onboarding and exits, it means collecting documents, tracking completion, extracting fields when needed, and keeping the handoff visible. For HR support, it means answering routine questions from approved sources while routing edge cases to the right owner.
The practical version is always access-aware. It should use exports, APIs, shared drives, ticketing tools, chat, and HR systems only where the organization has approved them, and it should log every step that changes employee or candidate records.
Reviews resumes, profiles, and application data to surface qualified candidates, flag gaps, and prepare a short list for recruiter review.
Generates outreach, follow-up, and interview scheduling actions using approved templates and calendar access when available.
Tracks signed forms, IDs, policy acknowledgements, asset return, and handoff tasks so onboarding and offboarding do not stall.
Uses policy docs, employee records, and approved knowledge bases to draft responses for common HR questions and self-service requests.
A controlled queue for resume intake, matching, scoring, recruiter review, and handoff to the next step.
A scheduling workflow that prepares outreach, checks availability, and routes calendar actions through approved systems.
A workflow for collecting forms, validating required fields, extracting data, and tracking completion before the employee start date.
A checklist-driven process for final documents, asset return, manager approvals, and coordinated access removal.
A support layer that drafts answers, finds policy references, and routes sensitive or ambiguous cases to a human.
A workflow for collecting vendor records, tax and compliance documents, and routing approvals before the vendor is activated.
Pull candidates, employee requests, forms, and tasks from Workday, Oracle HCM, Darwinbox, Zoho People, BambooHR, Greenhouse, Lever, shared drives, email, Slack, Teams, or ticketing tools when access or exports are approved.
Separate recruiting, onboarding, exit, vendor, and support work, then apply deterministic rules for required fields, policy constraints, and escalation thresholds.
Prepare shortlist notes, outreach drafts, interview scheduling messages, onboarding checklists, document requests, or HR responses with source evidence attached.
Send sensitive actions to human reviewers and write back only through approved APIs, exports, or controlled handoffs to the target system.
Keep the first version practical: connect the sources, show the follow-up queue, and prepare drafts for approval.
AI prepares the work. Your team keeps approval, evidence, access, and change history visible.
No. The goal is to remove repetitive coordination and drafting work while keeping people in control of hiring, policy, and employee lifecycle decisions.
Yes, but only as a workflow with transparent criteria, source evidence, and recruiter review. It should rank and summarize candidates, not make hidden decisions.
Yes, when the organization has approved APIs, exports, or secure access paths. The same approach also works with Greenhouse, Lever, Darwinbox, Zoho People, Oracle HCM, and similar systems.
AI can collect documents, detect missing items, extract fields, and prepare completion updates. Sensitive changes and access actions still need approval and the right system permissions.
Yes. The workflow can track handoffs, final documents, asset return, access removal, and completion status across the systems already in use.
We map the current process, build a working version, and keep approvals, evidence, and access controls where they belong.