Visible where candidates search.
Reach is your business: candidates and mandates come in online today. Werkwave makes sure your agency gets found — and can respond fast.
Where day-to-day work gets stuck
Three bottlenecks we see again and again in recruitment agencies — and how they can be solved.
Candidates and clients cannot find you online.
People looking for a job or for staff compare online. Without a strong presence, inquiries go to the more visible competition — before you are even in the race.
The candidate market is contested.
Speed decides: whoever responds first places the candidate. A professional digital presence brings applications — and keeps candidates in your process.
Every missed call is a missed placement.
Candidates call when it suits them — including in the evening. If the call goes unanswered, the next agency is only a Google search away.
The right modules
Bookable individually, everything included, no setup fees — and built to work together.
Website
Your website as the showcase for candidates and clients — built, run, and maintained by Werkwave.
Campaigns on Google and Meta bring candidates and mandates — planned and managed by Werkwave, with a clear view of the results.
The AI phone assistant takes calls around the clock — one conversation at a time — and captures each request in a structured way.
Pre-qualifying applicants, following up candidates, coordinating interviews — your agency's routine work runs automatically.
What runs automatically for you
Candidate pre-screening (AI)
Incoming applications are captured and pre-sorted by AI — you see the best matches first.
Job-ad distribution
New job postings are distributed across your channels automatically.
Enquiry intake
Incoming inquiries land structured and complete in one list — nothing gets forgotten.
Deadline reminders
Important dates and deadlines are monitored and flagged in time.
Where does your agency stand digitally?
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