Recruitment software for Australian agencies

Run your whole agency from one workspace.

Candidates, clients, roles, communications, job advertising and fees in one place, with AI search that shows its reasoning. Built for Australian recruitment agencies, and private to yours.

  • Private agency workspace
  • Explainable AI
  • Full export, any time
  • Australian support
Today
The Today screen: what a client has answered, what is due now, what has no next step, and what a client has left unanswered too long, each one a record that opens.
The Today screen in Recruited. The workspace is a demonstration one and every name in it is fictitious.

What you can count on.

  • Your workspace stays private

    Your agency is a tenant boundary enforced on the server, in one place, and tested. There is no shared candidate pool.

  • Your data stays yours

    Export the whole workspace in an open format at any time, on every plan, including the day you leave.

  • AI shows its reasoning

    A question becomes filters you can see and edit. Every result carries its evidence. Every summary cites its source.

  • Built for Australia

    Australian dollars, GST, ABN verification, the Australian Privacy Principles, and support in your business hours.

One platform

Everything the desk runs on.

Eight connected modules inside one private workspace. Nothing leaves it unless you publish it deliberately.

ATS & CRM

Candidates, clients, contacts, opportunities, candidacies, submissions and placements as linked records that keep their history.

ATS & CRM

AI Search

Ask in plain English. See the filters it produced, edit them, and read why each result fits.

AI Search

Pipeline

Stages that carry their reasons, an owner and a next action on every candidacy, and an alert when something stalls.

Pipeline

Communications

Email, calendar, calls, meetings and notes on the relationship, with summaries that cite their source.

Communications

Job advertising

Compose once, publish to your own job pages and connected boards, and receive every application as a record.

Job advertising

Deal Desk

Fees, splits, invoicing, guarantee exposure and a weighted forecast, with the evidence behind each number.

Deal Desk

Opportunity Finder

Public market signals about who is hiring and growing, kept separate from your candidate records.

Opportunity Finder

Exchange

Collaborate on split placements with verified Australian agencies without opening your database.

Exchange

The operating loop

From an employer’s problem to money in the bank.

Most systems manage records. Recruited manages the sequence, which is the part that decides whether a role gets filled.

  1. Capture the opportunity

    The role arrives with its requirements structured, so it can be searched, matched and reported on later.

  2. Search your own records

    Deterministic filters, or a plain-English question that shows you the filters it produced before it runs.

  3. Shortlist and engage

    Pools, saved searches and campaigns with consent and preference controls already applied.

  4. Move the pipeline

    Stages that carry their reasons, an owner on every candidacy, one next action, and an alert when something stops moving.

  5. Place, forecast and follow through

    The placement, the fee, the guarantee period and the aftercare, with a forecast built from evidence.

Today

Know what needs your attention before the day gets away.

The overdue thing, the due thing, the candidacy that has stopped moving, the client who has gone quiet, and the guarantee period about to end.

  • Overdue first

    A day that starts anywhere else loses them.

  • One next action

    Every candidacy has an owner and a next step, or is flagged as having neither.

  • Numbers that lead somewhere

    Each figure opens the records behind it.

Today
The Today screen: what a client has answered, what is due now, what has no next step, and what a client has left unanswered too long, each one a record that opens.
The Today screen in Recruited. The workspace is a demonstration one and every name in it is fictitious.

Pipeline

Move the process forward and keep the context with it.

When a candidacy moves, the reason moves with it, the next action is created, the reminder is set, and the conversation stays attached to the person.

Pipeline
A pipeline board with candidates in columns from sourced through to placed. Anyone who has sat in a stage longer than that stage should take carries the number of days in red.
The pipeline board in Recruited. The workspace is a demonstration one and every name in it is fictitious.
  • Stage history

    Who moved it, when, and the reason they gave. Available months later when the client asks.

  • Unified timeline

    Email, calls, meetings and notes in one record, with summaries that cite their source message.

  • Nothing silently stalls

    A candidacy with no movement and no next action is surfaced, not buried.

Recruited Exchange

Collaborate on hard-to-fill roles without opening your database.

Work a role with a verified Australian agency through masked signals, accepted terms, candidate consent and a purpose-limited room. There is no pooled database anywhere in it.

Agency A workspace

  • Candidate records
  • Client relationships
  • Communications
  • Notes and documents

Stays inside

What crosses

  1. Masked signalShape of the role or the experience. No name, no CV, no employer identity.
  2. Accepted termsA verified participant accepts the collaboration, the confidentiality step and the timer.
  3. Candidate approvalThe candidate approves this disclosure, to this party, for this purpose.
  4. Secure Candidate RoomPurpose-limited, audited, and closable. Withdrawal is available throughout.

Agency B workspace

  • Their candidates
  • Their clients
  • Their communications
  • Their documents

Stays inside

There is no pooled database in the middle. Nothing is published that you did not publish, and nothing identifying a person crosses without that person’s agreement.

  • No cross-customer database

    There is nothing in the middle to browse. Publication is per collaboration, by you.

  • Nothing identifying at discovery

    No name, no CV, no contact details, and no employer identity on a confidential role.

  • Consent before introduction

    The candidate approves the specific disclosure, and can decline or withdraw it.

  • Conflict warning without exposure

    A receiving agency is told they may already hold this person, without learning who else does.

Not an agency?

Employers and candidates have their own way in.

The plans on this page are for agencies. If you are hiring for your own business, or looking for a job, this is the part for you.

If you are hiring for your own business

Post one structured Brief and hear from verified agencies that work your market. Appoint the one to three you want and deal with them directly. A$99 plus GST per approved Brief, refunded if it is rejected before publication. No subscription.

How Briefs work

If you are looking for a job

A Career Passport is one profile you keep. The agency you work with sees it, nobody else browses it, and nothing that identifies you goes to another agency or an employer until you approve that introduction. Free, always.

How Career Passport works
Two people talking across a table, one gesturing, a laptop open between them

Australian by design

Australia is the product boundary, not a locale setting.

Serving one market lets the product go deeper into it.

  • Places, properly

    States, territories, cities, suburbs and postcodes, with distance that means something to a candidate deciding on a commute.

  • Money and time

    Australian dollars, GST handled rather than bolted on, and business days that follow the local calendar.

  • How agencies here work

    Local terminology, local commercial practice, and fee structures that match how the work is done.

  • Privacy and consent

    Built to the Australian Privacy Principles from the first table, not retrofitted for a market entered later.

  • Verification

    ABN and business verification as the basis of trust between participants.

  • Support and migration

    People in Australian business hours who know what a JobAdder export looks like.

Advertising and applications

Compose once. Publish with control. Track every application.

Your own job pages, Google job search and connected marketplaces from one composer. Every application arrives as a record with its source attached, deduplicated, with the CV parsed.

Advertising
The advertising panel for one role, listing where it is live: the agency's own job page at no cost, and each board with what it says and whether anything has been charged.
Advertising a role in Recruited. The workspace is a demonstration one and the role in it is fictitious.

Switching

Your history comes with you. Your data stays yours.

Migration is part of the product, not an implementation footnote.

  1. Confidential discovery

    What you hold, where it lives, and what your current system’s export produces.

  2. Export from your system

    Written instructions per source. No request for credentials.

  3. Staging and mapping

    Rows land in staging before anything is created. You approve the mapping.

  4. Dry run and reconciliation

    An exception report and totals side by side. Fix the mapping, run it again.

  5. Cutover, with the exit export

    You approve the numbers, then go live. The full export exists from day one.

Pricing

Straightforward plans, in Australian dollars.

Plans are for agencies. Every plan includes the tools to run the desk properly, and Pro adds scale and automation. An employer pays A$99 plus GST per Brief instead of a plan, and a candidate pays nothing.

Basic

Solo recruiters and very small teams running their whole desk in one place.

A$249/month

excluding GST

1 included user · A$25/user/month thereafter

  • Candidates, clients, contacts and opportunities
  • Candidacy pipeline, stage history and next actions
  • Today dashboard and reminders
  • Structured search over the controlled vocabulary
  • One mailbox connection per user
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Most agencies

Pro

Growing agencies that need scale, automation and continuous sourcing.

A$599/month

excluding GST

3 included users · A$39/user/month thereafter

  • Everything in Basic
  • Shared mailboxes alongside individual connections
  • Larger AI summary and search allowances
  • Talent pools, saved searches and campaigns at scale
  • Advanced forecasting in the Deal Desk
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Enterprise

Multi-office agencies with governance, integration or SLA requirements.

From A$1,500/month

excluding GST

Negotiated, usually 8 to 10 to begin · Negotiated thereafter

  • Everything in Pro
  • Single sign-on
  • Custom retention policies and advanced audit export
  • Multi-office controls and a sandbox workspace
  • Customer-managed sender domains
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Questions

What agency owners ask.

Who is Recruited for?

Australian recruitment agencies: permanent placement, executive search and specialist firms from a single desk to multi-office teams. The agency is who the product is built around and who the plans are priced for. An employer hiring direct posts a Brief and pays per Brief. A candidate gets a Career Passport, free.

Is Recruited only for Australia?

Yes. Australian dollars, GST, business days, states and postcodes, local agency terminology, ABN-based business verification, Australian privacy and consent assumptions, and Australian support. Serving one market is what lets the product go deep into it.

What is included?

Candidates, clients, contacts and opportunities as linked records; the candidacy pipeline with stage history and next actions; the Today dashboard; structured and AI search; the communications timeline; talent pools and campaigns; your own public job pages with application ingestion; Opportunity Finder; and the Deal Desk. Every plan includes the tools to run the desk properly. Pro adds scale and automation.

Can another agency, or Recruited, see my candidate database?

No. Your workspace is a tenant boundary enforced on the server, and there is no cross-customer candidate database. Exchange is a publication boundary: you decide what specific information leaves your workspace, for one collaboration, under terms you accepted. Nobody browses another agency’s records, because the data is never pooled.

Can I migrate from JobAdder, Bullhorn or another system?

Yes. Import from your current system’s export files yourself, or have us run the migration with you under confidentiality: export, secure staging, a mapping you approve, a dry run with an exception report, reconciliation totals, then cutover. We tell you what your export contains before you commit.

Can Recruited post to job boards?

Yes. Compose the ad once and publish it to your own Recruited job page, to Google job search and to the marketplaces connected to your workspace. Every application comes back as a record with its source attached. The integrations page lists each channel.

How is AI used and controlled?

AI turns a question into filters you can see and edit, explains why each result matched, and summarises a conversation with a citation to the message each sentence came from. It does not publish, contact anyone, infer protected characteristics or make a hiring decision. Retrieval is scoped to what your workspace can see, and your data is not used to train models shared across customers.

Can I export my data if I leave?

Yes. At any time, on every plan, in an open format, including on the way out. Portability is built and tested, not granted on request.

Ready when you are

See Recruited on one of your live roles.

A demo against a real role tells you more than a feature list. Bring one, and we will walk it through the platform with you.

We reply within one Australian business day.