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All the work that eats your week, run for you.

The reading, the matching, the drafting, the chasing, the reporting. It happens overnight, in the systems your people already use, with the evidence under every line. They arrive to work that is done.

programs.ever.day

Dispatch.Wheneversomethinghappens.

Anagentpicksitup.Ithasajobandthetoolsforit.

Itruns,andwritesdownwhatitused.

Outcomesaresultyoucanactuallyread.

Itlandswhereyourpeoplealreadywork.

a new candidate
a page changed
a message
an e-mail
every Monday
an intake finished
screen
the agent08:02 · running08:04 · done

Screening Agent reads her against the vacancy

Scores every candidate against the vacancy.

Reads Recruitee
Matches skills
Writes in your template
What it did
Read her applicationthree documents
Read the vacancytwelve requirements
Matched the skillsnine of twelve met
Wrote the evaluationthree gaps named
the outcomein your template

Evaluation · Sanne V.

Nine of twelve met

Backendgap named
Cloudgap named
Datagap named
Testinggap named
Collaborationgap named
Ownershipgap named

“I rewrote the deploy pipeline because nobody else would.”

from her application, page 2
onto her cardwaits for MB
a line in #hiring
the hiring manager
a PDF in your brand
your Notion
Greenhouse
Personio
HiBob

It starts in the tools you already use.

A new candidate in your ATS. A page that changed. Monday at nine. Somebody finishing an intake. Whatever happens, the work starts from there — and lands back there when it is done.

Something changedA candidate, a job, a file, a record.
A clockEvery night, every Monday, the first of the month.
Somebody answeredAn intake, an assessment, a check-in finished.

It reads out of them and writes back into them. Nobody logs into anything new, and nobody retypes anything between screens.

Connected today

Recruitee
Greenhouse
Personio
BambooHR
HiBob
Notion
Slack

Every step says what it read and why it said that.

Not a black box. A run keeps its own record while it works: what it opened, what it found, and the reason under every line it wrote. Months later, when a client asks why, the answer is on the result.

And when there is nothing worth sending, it says that too, instead of proposing something weak.

Run · intake → proposal

Sanne V. · track 2, a local authority

21:06

Read her dossier and the assessment

four documents

The intake, her CV, the assessment and last week’s note.

21:06

Pulled the skills out of it

eleven skills

Every one with the line it came from — “I get a group moving”.

21:07

Looked up the open work in the region

nine matches

Within 30 km, open this month, and matching two of her top skills.

21:07

Wrote the proposal in your template

four sources under it

Coordinating work, because coordinating and taking charge came out of her assessment.

21:08

Stopped before sending it

waiting on a person

Anything that leaves the building waits for your adviser to say yes.

What is on the desk in the morning.

A run ends in something your people can use, in your template and in your brand — not a notification that something happened.

Skills passport · Sanne V.
coordinatingintake, page 2schedulingher CVde-escalatingassessmentaccounting for a callintake, page 4

every skill with the line it came from

Your people keep the conversations, the judgement and the call.

Bring us the one thing you do every week.

Half an hour about the piece of work your firm repeats most, and whether it is the one to hand over first. If it is, the next step is a day at your office with the people who do it.

dylan@ever.day