RECRUITMENT

Keep a good candidate from getting lost.

You have a role to fill and people waiting for answers. Kua keeps applications, interview notes and offers together, so your hiring team can spend more time choosing well and less time reconstructing the conversation.

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Your next hire at a glance

Customer support roleApplications ready to review
Ada’s interviewWaiting for interview feedback
OfferAwaiting the hiring team’s decision
Example of a hiring process in Kua.

Start with a role people understand.

Explain the job and give candidates a clear way to apply. Recruitment agencies can use Recruitment AI to prepare a job-description draft for their team to review and shape.

Make the next decision with the right notes.

Arrange interviews and gather feedback beside each application. Compare what your team has learned and decide who to move forward.

Carry the good news into a good first day.

Follow the offer and the candidate’s response. When the hire is confirmed, use the relevant details to prepare onboarding instead of asking the new starter to begin the paperwork again.

FROM APPLICATION TO FIRST DAY

Keep the whole hiring conversation together.

A promising application is only the start. Keep the next conversation moving, right through to the welcome.

  1. A role opens

    Give applicants a clear description of the work and a place to apply. Your team can review applications around the same role.

  2. The team meets candidates

    Keep interview feedback beside each application. Return to the details that matter when you discuss the next stage.

  3. Someone accepts

    Follow the offer response and prepare onboarding with the details already gathered. Make the handover from hiring to HR feel joined up.

Before your next role opens.

Can several people work on the same hire?

Yes. Bring applications and interview feedback together so the people involved can prepare for the next conversation and decision.

Where can AI help?

In the Recruitment AI workspace, agencies can draft job descriptions, prepare interview questions and summarise CVs. Your team reviews the work and chooses who moves forward.

What happens once we choose someone?

Keep track of the offer and the response, then prepare the new starter’s onboarding. The details you gathered during hiring give HR a useful starting point.

Make your next hire easier to follow.

Bring the role, the candidates and the people making the decision into the same process.