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Applicants screened and booked for interview the day they apply.

A carer applies to four providers on the same evening. The one who answers first, asks the right questions and offers an interview time is first in line.

For the registered manager

Today, without it

  1. Applications arrive overnight and are read between visits and rota problems.

  2. Call-backs go unanswered because the applicant is at work.

  3. By the time an interview is offered, the applicant has started somewhere else.

Try it

Tonight's applicants

Set what you need from a carer, let six applicants arrive, and see who reaches the interview list.

Home care providersDemonstration · made-up data

Made-up applicants. Nothing is sent.

Clock: Tue 18:30

What you need

Minimum experience

Right to work is always asked and never switched off. An applicant who cannot confirm it is held for you, not turned away.

Applications tonight

0 of 6 in

Nobody has applied yet. Six will through the evening. Press play.

The manager’s morning

One list, with the answers. Nothing to chase.

Interviews tomorrow

  • 09:30Free
  • 11:00Free
  • 14:30Free

Ring tomorrow0

Nobody. Everyone who fits has an interview time.

Held for you0

Nobody.

Not this role0

Nobody.

How it runs

Four steps, nobody chasing.

  1. STEP 1

    Every applicant gets a reply within minutes, whatever the hour.

  2. STEP 2

    They answer your screening questions: right to work, driving, hours, experience.

  3. STEP 3

    Those who fit choose an interview slot from the manager's diary.

  4. STEP 4

    The manager gets one shortlist, with the answers, and nothing to chase.

Your numbers

What a slow reply costs in hires

Example figures, change them

Across every advert and your website. Your inbox will tell you.

Count last month's call-backs that ended in 'I've started somewhere else'.

Last quarter's applications divided by the carers who started.

Advertising plus the hours spent reading, ringing and interviewing.

Recruitment spend attached to applicants who had gone when you rang

£28,800 a year

Applicants gone by the time you ring
16 a month
What each application costs you
£150
Spend attached to them
£2,400 a month
At your own rate, that many applicants is
2 hires a month

The sum

40 applications a month × 40% gone = 16 applicants a month. £1,200 to recruit one carer ÷ 8 applications a hire = £150 an application. 16 × £150 = £2,400 a month, × 12 = £28,800 a year.

This is arithmetic on your own figures. It is not a promise of results.

Works with what you have

Sits beside your job adverts, your application inbox and your diary.

Every demo on this site runs on made-up data. The real one is built around your phone line, your diary and the software you already use.

Get in touch

See it run on your own numbers.

Two quick answers. Adrians replies by email and shows you the system working with your figures, not ours.

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