Keep every applicant and sourced candidate in one searchable database, with their applications, hiring history and candidate information connected to the same profile.
A person may apply more than once, enter through different sources or be considered for several roles. Recruitera keeps that history connected to one candidate record instead of creating a disconnected view every time.
Bring the information your team knows about a candidate into one profile instead of treating every interaction as a completely separate person. Give recruiters one place to understand who they are before taking the next action.
Understand a candidate's history across different vacancies without opening several pipelines to reconstruct it. See where they applied before and keep previous hiring context available when another relevant role opens.
Keep relevant hiring activity connected to the candidate so the next recruiter does not have to start from zero. Previous actions and hiring context stay closer to the person they relate to.
Keep the candidate's origin connected to their profile, whether they came through an application, referral, sourcing activity or another Recruitera hiring channel.
Return to candidates already inside Recruitera when another role opens instead of automatically starting sourcing from zero. The CRM keeps previous candidates available as part of your long-term talent database.
One candidate database that keeps history, source and context connected across hiring.
Keep candidate information connected instead of creating fragmented records across hiring.
Understand where a candidate has been before considering them again.
Return to candidates you've already attracted or sourced before starting over.
Give recruiters a shared candidate record instead of separate personal histories.
Three ways candidates are organized in Recruitera, and what each one is for.
| Feature | Candidates CRM | Talent Pool | Job Pipeline |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | The complete database of every candidate in Recruitera. | A selected group of candidates organized around a future hiring need. | The candidates being considered for one specific vacancy. |
| Scope | Company-wide, across every job. | Groups you create by role, department, event or other purpose. | One job at a time. |
| Best for | Seeing a candidate's full history, source and past applications. | Keeping strong candidates ready for roles you expect to open. | Moving applicants through the stages of an open role. |
| How candidates get in | Applications, referrals, sourcing and CV imports. | Recruiters choose which existing candidates to add. | Applying to the job or being added to it. |
| How long it lasts | Permanent. Candidates stay in your database. | As long as the group is useful to your team. | For the life of the vacancy. |
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A job pipeline shows candidates within one specific vacancy. Candidates CRM gives recruiters a broader candidate view across the company, including the person's information and relevant history beyond one active hiring process.
Candidates CRM is the complete candidate database. Talent Pools are selected groups created to organize candidates around a future hiring need, department, event or other recruiting purpose.
Yes. A candidate can be associated with more than one hiring process while Recruitera keeps the broader candidate record connected rather than treating every application as an unrelated person.
Recruitera keeps source and origin information connected to candidate records so recruiters can understand how a person entered the hiring ecosystem.
Yes. Candidates remain part of the Recruitera candidate database, allowing recruiters to return to existing talent when another relevant opportunity appears.
Yes. The CRM is intended to hold candidates entering Recruitera through different hiring channels, including applicants and candidates brought into the system through sourcing workflows.