Watches your open roles. Tells recruiters exactly who to call today.
Know who to call today, not next week.
Shortlist ready · 8 candidates
Priya Nair
You placed her in 2022, now open to a move
Tom Reilly
Go + AWS, London, 7 years
Kritmatta Agent active
Mined your ATS and the open market against the brief
Ready to contact
2 past placements surfaced
Already in your ATS, no new search needed
6 new matches found
Talking points drafted for each
“You have thousands of candidates in your ATS and no time to mine them. So recruiters start every role from a blank search, re-sourcing people you already know. Meanwhile the perfect candidate, placed by your firm two years ago, now quietly open to a move, sits unseen in your own database. Roles stay open longer than they should, clients get impatient, and good people slip to faster competitors.”
Bullhorn, Greenhouse, Lever, or a spreadsheet of open roles. The agent reads the briefs and your existing candidate pool.
Tell it what "right" looks like for your desk: skills, seniority, location, the patterns behind your best past placements.
It mines your database and the open market against every live brief, ranking candidates and watching for new signals like job changes.
Each role gets a ranked list with a reason per candidate and suggested talking points, ready to reach out, not re-research.
Works with the tools you've already got. Nothing to move, nothing to learn.
No. It removes the hours of sourcing and re-research so recruiters spend their time where they add value: talking to people and closing. They decide who to call; the agent makes sure the right names are in front of them.
That is the point. Most firms re-source people already in their ATS. The agent mines your existing database first, so you stop paying to rediscover candidates you already own.
It learns from your successful placements, the patterns behind who actually got hired and stayed, not just keyword matching on a CV. You refine the criteria, and it sharpens with every role.
Takes a couple of minutes to set up. No tech skills needed.
Watches your open roles. Tells recruiters exactly who to call today.
Know who to call today, not next week.
Shortlist ready · 8 candidates
Priya Nair
You placed her in 2022, now open to a move
Tom Reilly
Go + AWS, London, 7 years
Kritmatta Agent active
Mined your ATS and the open market against the brief
Ready to contact
2 past placements surfaced
Already in your ATS, no new search needed
6 new matches found
Talking points drafted for each
“You have thousands of candidates in your ATS and no time to mine them. So recruiters start every role from a blank search, re-sourcing people you already know. Meanwhile the perfect candidate, placed by your firm two years ago, now quietly open to a move, sits unseen in your own database. Roles stay open longer than they should, clients get impatient, and good people slip to faster competitors.”
Bullhorn, Greenhouse, Lever, or a spreadsheet of open roles. The agent reads the briefs and your existing candidate pool.
Tell it what "right" looks like for your desk: skills, seniority, location, the patterns behind your best past placements.
It mines your database and the open market against every live brief, ranking candidates and watching for new signals like job changes.
Each role gets a ranked list with a reason per candidate and suggested talking points, ready to reach out, not re-research.
Works with the tools you've already got. Nothing to move, nothing to learn.
No. It removes the hours of sourcing and re-research so recruiters spend their time where they add value: talking to people and closing. They decide who to call; the agent makes sure the right names are in front of them.
That is the point. Most firms re-source people already in their ATS. The agent mines your existing database first, so you stop paying to rediscover candidates you already own.
It learns from your successful placements, the patterns behind who actually got hired and stayed, not just keyword matching on a CV. You refine the criteria, and it sharpens with every role.
Takes a couple of minutes to set up. No tech skills needed.