Your candidate sees the status of every application from their own dashboard, without messaging you to ask how things are going.
A simple dashboard and automatic emails, with no extra work on your end.
The candidate logs in and sees the status of every application they made, even across different searches of yours.
You choose which stages are visible to the candidate; when their process moves forward, they get an email with your template.
Candidates can opt in to be notified when you publish a new opening that matches their CV.
The candidate logs in with a code sent to their email (or WhatsApp, if your organization enabled it). Your internal notes are never shown.
3 simple steps for a clear, professional journey
Opens the link and completes the application in a few steps from any device.
Requests a code by email (or WhatsApp, if enabled) and sees the status of every application they made.
An automatic email on every stage change and, when the process closes, a short NPS survey about how it went.
The number one cause of a recruiter's bad reputation is not rejecting candidates: it's leaving them without an answer. Every person left in silence tells others, and an independent recruiter's market is small. Hilancer is built around a simple idea: no candidate should ever wonder where their process stands.
Each candidate gets their own dashboard showing the status of their applications: current stage for each one, scheduled interviews and the final outcome. No more “any news?” messages. They can also opt in to alerts about your new openings that match their CV.
You control what's visible: visibility is configured per stage, and your internal notes are never exposed.
When you move a candidate between stages, Hilancer notifies them by email with a carefully written message (and rejections are always communicated, which is precisely what almost nobody does). Interviews generate an invitation with a calendar event attached, reminders and, on the Teams plan, WhatsApp notices.
When the process closes, the candidate receives an NPS survey: you'll know how your brand landed after every search, even with those who didn't get the job.
The dashboard, the job portal and the emails carry your brand or your firm's, not your client's and not ours. The professional experience the candidate receives is attributed to you, which is how reputation gets built in this trade.
Candidates don't create an account with a password: they request a one-time code sent to their email to log into the dashboard. If your organization enabled WhatsApp access, they can request it there too. Less friction for the candidate and one less password for you to manage.
No: they log in with a one-time code sent by email (or WhatsApp, if your organization enabled it). Less friction, and more candidates who complete their application.
The status of their applications by stage, according to the visibility you configure per process, and their scheduled interviews. They never see your internal notes or other candidates' information.
Yes: each stage's visibility is configured per process. Rejections are always notified, so nobody is left in limbo.
The opposite: it automates the operational side (notices, reminders, statuses) so your time goes to the conversations that matter. Everything that goes out carries your name.
Yes, if they subscribe to job alerts: they get an email when you publish a new search that matches their CV. It's opt-in, never automatic.
Once an application reaches a final stage (hired or rejected), the candidate gets a short NPS survey about how they experienced the process. It's the only way to measure your reputation with those who didn't move forward.
Reduce email back-and-forth and let the dashboard and automatic emails handle the follow-up for you.