Quick Guide to Applicant Tracking System

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Quick Guide to Applicant Tracking System Since supply always exceeds demand in the labor market, the recruitment process can generate volumes on volumes of data in the form of thousands of applications and resumes. This large volume of information is spread through spreadsheets, emails, calendars, etc. The result? HR teams may eventually lose track of candidates due to lack of synchronization between siloed tools.

By necessity, the invention of an Applicant Tracking System or ATS — software that allows recruiters to collect, classify, analyze and classify applications; It essentially helps streamline the recruiting process for commercial organizations.

Advanced Applicant Tracking Systems: How Do They Work?

Although ATS has been around for quite some time, they have undergone massive changes to evolve towards smarter systems; Salesforce’s lead tracking system is a good example. Such ATS integrates everything (social networks, portals, emails, supplier management and back office) in a single platform. And this information is accessible to all teams — recruiters, hiring managers, HR professionals — to make sure everyone is on the same page, greatly reducing the window of errors. The software dashboard makes it easy to view and manage all the information, such as candidate profiles, vacancies, reports etc.

When job seekers submit their applications, their contact details, such as contact details, work experience, diplomas, and resume, are automatically uploaded to the central database. This information can be passed from one component of the system to another as candidates move through the hiring funnel.


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