Communications

The conversation stays with the relationship.

Email, calls, meetings, SMS and notes on one record, so the context belongs to the candidate or the client rather than to whoever sent the message.

Timeline · A.M.
  • Email Submission sent to client · 9:12am · thread attached to the candidacy
  • Call 11 minutes. Discussed the four-day arrangement
  • Meeting Coffee, Newstead · outcome recorded
  • Note Referee available from Monday
  • Email Candidate replied. Reply detected, thread updated

Summary, with its sources

  • Wants four days, from January. Source: call, 12 June
  • Will not relocate outside inner Brisbane. Source: email, 3 June
  • Referee available from Monday. Source: note, 14 June
An illustration of a relationship timeline and a cited summary. The conversation is fictitious.

What changes

  • Cover somebody’s desk without archaeology

    Everything said to this person is on this person, whoever said it and from whichever mailbox.

  • A summary you can check

    Every line cites the message it came from, so you can disagree with it in one click.

  • No more “did anyone follow up?”

    Reply detection and thread matching mean an unanswered submission is visible rather than assumed.

Start to finish

One relationship, four channels, one record.

  1. You connect your mailbox

    Per user, per mailbox, with your authorisation. You choose which addresses and threads are captured.

  2. Relevant threads attach themselves

    Messages to and from an address on a record attach to that record. Historical threads are matched when an address is discovered later.

  3. You log what happened offline

    Calls and meetings are recorded by hand, because the most important conversation in recruitment is usually a phone call.

  4. The summary is generated on demand

    Three or four lines with a citation each. A reading aid, with the thread one click away.

  5. Somebody else picks it up

    And starts from the same context you had.

Controls

Mailbox privacy is a control, not a setting nobody finds.

  • You authorise it

    Per user, per mailbox, revocable, and never on your behalf by an administrator.

  • Exclusions

    Addresses, domains and threads you can exclude, so personal correspondence in a work mailbox stays out.

  • No indiscriminate reading

    What is captured is what relates to a record. There is no general mailbox scan.

  • Retention

    Message retention follows your workspace policy, and Enterprise can set its own.

Questions

Does Recruited read my whole mailbox?

No. You authorise the connection and choose what is captured, and what is captured is what relates to a record you hold. Exclusions keep personal correspondence out.

Can the team see each other’s emails?

They see the conversation attached to a shared record, because that is the point. A message you excluded, or one that relates to nothing in the workspace, is not there to see.

Are the AI summaries reliable?

They are checkable. Every line cites its source message, so a summary that has drawn the wrong conclusion is visibly wrong rather than plausibly wrong.

What about attachments?

Documents attach to the record and are stored privately, reachable through short-lived signed links rather than public URLs.

What if somebody leaves the agency?

The conversation stays with the relationship. Their mailbox connection ends; the history does not leave with them.

Ready when you are

See Recruited on one of your live roles.

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