Do we have to send a job offer before the agreement?
No. After the interviews the default is to send the employment agreement straight from the candidate card. If your process needs an offer first, add an offer stage to the job’s hiring process, or choose to send an offer to a single candidate. Either way, the candidate signs with an SMS code to their mobile phone.
Can we advertise a role to current employees only?
Yes. Every job has three publishing states: internal only, also on the public careers page, or closed. A new job starts as internal, so going public is a deliberate step, and the change of publishing channel is written to the audit log.
Does the automatic score replace the recruiter?
No. The score sorts and flags. A candidate below the job’s threshold goes to a manual review queue, not to rejection, and the decision stays with a person. A big company name on a CV earns no points; measurable achievements do.
Does it read CVs in Hebrew and in English?
Yes. CVs arrive in both languages in Israel, and the scoring engine reads either. The candidate card shows the profile, the fit to the job, the process so far, the offer and agreement, and the full history of what was sent and when.
We already have an ATS. Why another one?
If it works well for you, keep it. The difference starts after the interviews: the agreement goes out from the same card, and once both sides sign, the candidate becomes an employee with an open file and an onboarding process, without exporting and re-importing between two systems that each hold half of the truth.