In the words of somebody using it rather than somebody who wrote it. If a change would not be noticed on the desk, it is not on this page.
Enterprise gates
Sign in with your Google Workspace or Microsoft account, with domains you claim and an option to switch passwords off entirely.
Sign-in history, a session length you choose, an office-network restriction, and a way to ask everybody for a new password.
A security statement you can download as a PDF and send to a procurement team — sub-processors, incident response and where we stand under the DPDP Act.
Public API documentation at /api-docs, a rate limit of 600 requests a minute per key, and a screen showing which of your keys anything is still using.
Share a role as a branded card with a QR code, and a separate tracked link per channel so you can see which WhatsApp group actually worked.
Archive, credit notes and the questions Reports could not answer
Rejecting somebody asks why, and the Reports page counts the answers instead of guessing.
Archive a candidate, client or role instead of deleting it — and a delete now refuses where an invoice or a placement depends on it.
Cancel an invoice and its timesheets become billable again. Credit notes, on their own numbering series, netted out of every figure.
Screening questions on a job, with knock-out rules that turn an application away before it reaches the inbox.
A page per application: the answers, the rounds, what each panellist thought, and why somebody is not going forward.
One click downloads the whole workspace — every module as a spreadsheet, your settings, and the CVs.
Send a client a link that signs them into the portal without a password.
Job templates, pipeline stages in your own words, and a ⌘K box that jumps to any candidate, job or client.
Money, compliance and the paperwork
Timesheets by the week or the month, chased automatically when a contractor forgets.
A GST tax invoice an accountant can file, with the e-invoice fields where the portal wants them.
Exports for Tally and Zoho Books, including the XML Tally actually imports.
A document vault with expiry tracking, and identifiers masked before they are stored.
Offer letters, e-signature and assessments, each waiting only on your own account with the vendor.
The desk, end to end
Boolean and meaning-based search over your own database, with saved searches that tell you when somebody new matches.
A client portal where a hiring manager reviews and decides without an email thread.
Sequences that stop the moment somebody replies.
The owner view: margin per placement, revenue by client, and what each channel costs against what it returns.