Applicant Tracking Software

Workforce.com is completely cloud-based, meaning you can use it to review potential candidates from anywhere, on any device.

Here at Workforce.com, we make software primarily for hourly, shift-based workforces. That means the main focus of our ATS is to help you keep a database of the best candidates in your local area. We also focus on user-friendly job posting, applying, and onboarding – all in one system. We know your goal as a business is to hire the best applicants quickly to keep your staffing full; you don’t want to mess around with all the frills other ATS software or recruitment agencies force on you. With Workforce.com, you find people who want to work and get them working quickly. That’s what matters.

10-1,000 staff shift-based businesses in retail, F&B, hospitality, and healthcare tend to use Workforce.com the most, but our system can accommodate nearly any use case.

Workforce.com will automatically move accepted job applicants into the onboarding process where they can fill out their personal details and submit their W-4s and I-9s. This occurs seamlessly in one system, as Workforce.com features applicant tracking and onboarding.

Well, everything. Workforce.com streamlines everything you need for end-to-end employee management. You can recruit, onboard, schedule, and pay employees all on Workforce.com. This means no more double-entry or messy integrations to deal with.

Talent Management Systems typically encompass the early to mid-stages of the talent acquisition lifecycle. They are used for sourcing top candidates, scheduling interviews, and building relationships. An ATS is more limited in scope, mainly dealing with job seekers after they have applied. Overall, applicant tracking systems are the primary way businesses get new applicants reviewed, approved, and moved to the onboarding phase, while talent management software is primarily used for candidate sourcing and engagement.

Workforce.com’s job posting functionality makes it easy to determine what you should include. Start with the basics: the title, job position, description, location, and job type. Then, customize the questions you want to ask. Some might be open-ended, like relevant work experience, while others may require a simple yes or no answer. HR managers should consider including candidate experience requirements, expected salary/wage, and a company culture overview within the job description.

Workforce.com integrates with a wide variety of human resources, CRM, POS, and payroll providers. You can easily import and export employee and candidate information via API, CSV, or SFTP.

Skip the time-consuming email and phone tag game with QR codes. They make applying as simple as tapping a screen. Have your hiring team put up QR codes in and around your business for local candidates to see, or post QR codes on social media to get the word out to top talent faster. QR codes also make employee referrals much more straightforward.

Creating job postings is easy for hiring managers on Workforce.com. We provide you with a simple-to-understand and fully customizable formatting to work with – fill out the required fields and add the questions needed to conduct a proper assessment.

Your team members will be able to see a list of all the people who have applied for a job, as well as a complete list of the job ads posted by your organization.

Yes, you can add employer branding to every post on your job board.