Fill roles faster with internal talent
Recruiters default to external hiring while qualified internal candidates are overlooked. Employees leave for roles they could have had internally.
AI that surfaces internal candidates first, showing transferable skills and development plans to close any gaps.
2.4M skill nodes and 18.7M relationships mapping people, jobs, and skills across your organization.
Vector-based semantic search finds the right people through meaning, not keywords.
14 specialized tools for matching, predicting, and acting on workforce data.
Connects people to roles, learning, and mentors based on skills and goals.
Policy enforcement, approval workflows, and audit trails for every AI action.
Measurable Impact
It uses semantic matching across your entire workforce – not keyword search. If a role needs strategic thinking and cross-functional leadership, the agent finds people who have demonstrated those capabilities through project work, collaboration patterns, and skill trajectories – even if those words never appear in their profile.
Yes. The agent proactively surfaces relevant roles, gigs, and projects to employees in Teams or Slack based on their skills, aspirations, and career trajectory. Employees discover opportunities they did not know existed.
Internal hires typically cost 50-70% less than external hires and ramp faster. The agent ensures qualified internal candidates are surfaced before requisitions go external – reducing agency fees, time-to-fill, and onboarding time.
The agent respects all mobility policies from your HCM. If an employee has a minimum tenure requirement, performance threshold, or manager-approval gate, the agent enforces those rules automatically and explains why a match was excluded.
No. Employee exploration is private by default. Managers are only notified when an employee formally applies for a role or when the agent surfaces a match that requires manager approval per your configured policies.
Mobility
Stop losing talent to the market. Start matching them to opportunities they did not know existed.