Good candidates are already placed
A shortlist that takes four days reaches a client who has been sent three by someone faster.
Sta. Rosa, Laguna, Philippines
Speed to shortlist decides who fills the role.
Agencies compete on how fast a credible shortlist reaches the client. Everything that slows that down — CVs buried in an inbox, compliance documents chased by hand, timesheets collected on Friday — is margin.
A shortlist that takes four days reaches a client who has been sent three by someone faster.
Candidates placed last year are invisible this year because nothing was tagged on the way in.
Right-to-work documents and certifications expire mid-placement with nothing watching the dates.
Contractor hours are collected, chased, retyped, and only then billed — delaying cash every single week.
What the market sees
Live vacancies with structured apply
Skills, availability, and documents captured once
Role requirements captured properly at the start
Specialism depth that attracts both sides of the market
Where the operation actually runs
Stages from application to placement, per role
Skill-tagged and searchable, built at intake
Shortlists reviewed and feedback given in one place
Document status and expiry per candidate
Submitted, approved, and exported to billing
Invoices generated from approved hours
Application received
Parse the CV, tag skills, place in the pipeline, acknowledge
Client brief submitted
Match the database and surface a candidate longlist
Document expires in 30 days
Chase the candidate, flag the placement
Timesheet approved
Generate the invoice and queue contractor pay
These are sector baselines and the targets a system of this shape is built to hit — not results measured on a past engagement. Delivered work with implementation notes is on execution logs.
Vector reads the document structure and returns scores, issues, and a prescription. For the full page, open the Vector dimension.
Scanning endpoints. Mapping workflows.