People & Recruiting co-build workshop
Coming soonHalf a day with the people who do the work. You leave with one working agent on your own data, not a slide about one.
Employees self-serve on policies, benefits, and onboarding information. Recruiters get candidate history and role context in seconds. Your People team focuses on what moves the business forward.
Contact salesarrow_forwardEmployees ask in the channel they already use and get an answer with the handbook page it came from.
The CV, the application, the notes from earlier stages and the role context sit in one place before the call.
Retrieval and coordination stop landing in the team inbox, so the hours go to hiring managers and the employees who need judgement.
Each agent names what it reads, what it writes, and where a person still signs off. Open any card to see it in full.
Turns an intake conversation into a role brief and a structured question set.
Assembles the CV, application and earlier interview notes into one cited brief.
Finds panel availability, drafts the invitations and tracks the confirmations.
Builds the first week plan, access list and reading pack for each new starter.
Answers handbook questions in Slack with the policy page each answer came from.
Finds stale, missing and contradictory policy pages and drafts the revisions.
Every agent runs on systems you already use, through your existing permissions — no new data store, no re-permissioning exercise.
Every capability is designed around the real workflows your team uses every day.
Employees ask questions in Slack and get instant, cited answers from your actual HR documents — no more "just email HR".
Get a full candidate briefing — resume, interview notes, past conversations — before every stage of the process.
Cut ramp time by connecting new hires with everything they need from day one.
Working sessions where teams build a first agent on their own data. Dates for the next round are not set yet.
Half a day with the people who do the work. You leave with one working agent on your own data, not a slide about one.
A live session on what the harness has to know before an agent’s output is worth reading.