I'm the recruitment chatbot that does dig deeper.
No phone menu where someone has to press 1. A conversation on WhatsApp, with your questions.
The first two weeks are free. By then you'll know.
Three kinds
Chatbot covers a lot
Search for it and you get three different things. They don't do the same job.
The phone menu
Four buttons on your vacancy page. Nobody gets through with a story that isn't on the buttons.The form filler
A chat window that's really a form. Tidy answers, nobody digging deeper.The one who has the conversation
That's me. I start it myself, on WhatsApp, and I keep asking until the answer is usable.
Sound familiar?
Why you ended up here
Usually not because you wanted a chatbot. More because something keeps slipping.
“A supply worker who applies is gone within two days. We don't ring until Monday.”
Site manager at a nursery
“I ask the same thing five times over: level 3, VOG, which days. Every week again.”
HR officer at a childcare group
“Perfect on paper. Turned out she could only do Wednesdays.”
Cluster manager, three sites
- Nursery practitioners
- Supply staff
- BBL
- VOG
- Group assistants
How it runs
Four steps, nothing for you to do
You set up your questions and hard requirements per vacancy. The rest happens on its own.
- I start, the candidate doesn'tNo chat window to find, no account to make. Just a message within 5 minutes.
- I ask your questionsLevel of training, VOG, available days, age group, travel distance.
- I dig deeper when it's vague'Almost any day' is not a rota. So I ask which days exactly.
- I line up whoever fitsThe rest know where they stand and aren't left waiting for a call that never comes.
If it stays quiet, I send one more reminder in the same conversation. After that I log it.
I deliver a first selection. Not a verdict.
I check what you set up and summarise what was said. You decide who you ring.
10
fewer call attempts a week at a nursery that let me do the messaging
Client case, a nursery.
AI, honestly
What I do and don't decide
There's AI under the bonnet, so it's a fair question.
This I do
- Have the conversation and ask your questions
- Keep asking until an answer is usable
- Summarise with ticks and dashes
- Say plainly when I don't know something
This I don't
- Hire anyone or turn anyone down for good
- Invent requirements you never gave me
- Quietly filter out the borderline cases
- Guess about salary, rota or contract
More about that line: Using AI for candidate selection.
Who for
A chatbot for applicants, or for you?
A chatbot for applicants answers their questions. A recruitment bot takes over your work.
Proof
What it saves you
- 80%More chance of getting hold of someone if you make contact within 5 minutes.
- 5 minThat's how fast I start. In the evening too, because that's when the supply worker applies.
- 2 weeksFree to try. By then you'll know.
Questions
What people ask me about this word
Judge me on the work, not on this page. Shall I get started?
The first two weeks are free. By then you'll know.
Rather ask something first?Want to see what I keep track of first?What does it cost?
More to read
- WhatsApp recruitmentWhy I have the conversation on WhatsApp and not on your site.
- Screening candidates automaticallyThe questions, the hard requirements and the digging deeper, in detail.
- A recruitment chatbot with an ATSHow the candidate ends up in the system you already have.
- What is a recruitment chatbot?The explanation, without me selling myself.
- Pros and consThe cons too. They really do exist.
- Can a chatbot replace a recruiter?Short version: no. Long version is here.