Publishing a job, screening applicants, and the joining formalities run as one flow.
As applications increase, the difficulty moves from attracting candidates to working through them. WorkVell keeps the careers site, application intake, document screening, aptitude testing, interview evaluation, and post-offer correspondence in one system, including the screens the applicant sees.
When screening status is spread across email and spreadsheets, it stops being clear who is held up at which stage. Applicants who are left waiting withdraw.
Once the number of applications grows, opening each one in turn cannot keep up. The standard applied also varies between reviewers.
When progress and the next appointment are not communicated, applicants ask, and some of them withdraw.
Publishing a job, screening applicants, and the joining formalities run as one flow.
A public careers site is included, and the fields on the application form can be adjusted per job. Where an applicant stops partway through, a message can be sent that lets them resume from where they left off.
The number of days spent at each screening stage is shown, and applicants past a set number of days can be filtered out. Duplicate applications are also detected.
Aptitude tests, interview scorecards, and a joint review screen that brings several reviewers' evaluations together are all provided. Applicants can also be placed side by side for comparison.
An applicant can check their screening status, the next appointment, and the documents still to be submitted. Interview times can also be arranged by having the applicant choose from candidate slots.
Register the job and publish it on the careers site. The fields on the application form can be adjusted per job.
Work through document screening from the applicant list. Applicants can be filtered by conditions such as education or age, and there is also a screen for reviewing one applicant at a time.
Arrange the times and record the interview against a scorecard. Evaluations from several interviewers are shown together on one screen.
A candidate with an offer submits documents from their own screen. Once joining is decided, the information carries over into the employee record.
Beyond the feature itself, the groundwork for running and governing it every day.
Handles the calculations and statutory forms Japanese HR and payroll actually need.
Employee screens in 9 languages; the time-clock kiosk in 26.
Role-based permissions and activity logs show who saw and changed what.
HR, labor, payroll and accounting connect, cutting hand-offs between tools.
It does not. An aptitude test covering both ability and personality is provided, and questions can be added in-house.
Activity during the test is recorded, and unnatural operation is detected. The result is treated as reference information, and the final judgement is made by the person in charge. No applicant is failed automatically.
They can. A message can be sent to the selected applicants with the applicant's name and the job name merged in.
It can. Cost is totalled for each recruitment channel and shown as a cost per hire.