Industries · Regional Staffing Firms

Manual screening. Shift-fill calls. Billing chaos.

Your margin is being eaten in three specific places — and you already know which three. The fix isn’t more recruiters doing the same manual work. It’s giving the recruiters you have their day back.

Where the margin goes

The three things eating the day

First-pass screening by hand

Recruiters spend half the day reading résumés that were never going to make it — while the good candidates take another offer.

Shift fills by phone blast

Somebody calls down a list, one at a time, hoping. Meanwhile the client is checking whether your competitor answers faster.

Timesheets → billing → disputes

Hours collected three ways, reconciled by hand, invoiced late, and disputed often. Every error costs margin and trust.

What changes

The first 90 days, in plain terms

Screening to shortlists

Every applicant read overnight, scored against the order, delivered as a shortlist with call notes. Recruiters start the day at the interesting part.

Fill lists that rank themselves

Open shift → ranked candidate list by availability, distance, and history — with outreach texts drafted and ready to send on your tap.

Billing that reconciles itself

Timesheets matched to orders and rates automatically, discrepancies flagged before the invoice goes out, margin per placement visible weekly.

One page every morning

Open orders, fill rates, aging invoices, and the decisions that need you. The live demo shows the pattern in a trades business — yours reads the same way.

Fair questions

What owners ask first

Does this work with our ATS?
Yes — it builds around whatever you run, automating the work between systems: intake to shortlist, order to fill list, timesheet to invoice. No rip-and-replace.
Will candidates notice they’re talking to a system?
Everything that reaches a candidate is written in your voice and sent by your people with a tap. The system does the reading, ranking, and drafting — humans do the relationships.
How fast until we see something working?
Two weeks for the audit. First working build — usually overnight screening or the fill-list ranking — inside the first month.
Next step

Twenty minutes. Bring last week’s fill rate.

We’ll tell you honestly where the hours and margin are leaking — with your numbers, not ours.

Angel Automation & Consulting · Lexington, KY · (602) 679-8225