JazzHR

Jazz is aggregate recruiter, you post to it and it posts your job on multiple boards. It allows you to see all job candidates in one place, at one price.

There isn't a way to highlight your posts on certain boards it picks where your posts will be highlighted.

The software has a very robust feature offering. It is very easy to use, once set up and is a great tool for aggregating resumes and scoring candidates.

Setting up some of the features was challenging, such as workflows, candidate evaluations, etc. It would have been nice to have assistance. The implementation calls that I had were not very helpful and I walked away more confused than assisted.

The software is easy to post positions. The dashboard provides a great database and it is really complete.

The software has automatically misclassified our company, so the pricing went higher than usual with less features available.

It is easy to use, and it's easy to step into and figure out without training. It can be as simple or as complicated as you need it to be, which is great for the wide range of hiring leads and personalities that I work with. It is a definite step up from the spreadsheets and Outlook folders that we had been using. Being able to track pipelines and jobs has made us more efficient.

There are a lot of little features that should be available and are not, like batch emailing candidates based on different criteria such as status or category. Also, it isn't possible to hide candidates that are inactive per job; however, engineering says they are working on this. Last time I made a suggestion to the engineering department, it was basically shot down unless a hundred or more of their other customers requested the same thing. I work with several software engineers, and while changes take time, it doesn't seem like a simple additional condition is too much to ask for.
Also, it isn't easy to cycle through candidates per job. I get taken out of the job and put back at the full candidate list for all jobs several times while trying to check out the candidate pool for one position. It can get redundant.
The biggest issue I have is that star ratings cannot be reset to no stars. I've had to completely delete candidates and re-enter them manually to get rid of star ratings. This is totally not ideal when several hiring leads are using this system, widening the room for error.

Under my trial account, I was able to build out our organization entire recruitment platform in 2 days. From job postings, workflows, approval process and interrogations with 3rd party platforms.

The system is really simplified and follows and intuitive path from applicant intake to hired.

The evolution and interview guides that you can build, can take away all the guess work and admin for the recruitment team.

The integrations with major platforms could be increased, such as Indeed and Linkedin.

It was a confusing process to get established and we bounced between multiple contacts to resolve.

A recommendation is update the knowledge base and add short-form videos to help visual the process.