The 16 Best Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) in Q4 2023

It is very easy to use from a product owner and user perspective. Both management AND suppliers have happily adopted PinPoint and only have positive feedback about it. The PinPoint support staff/messaging tool is also fantastic, with immediate responses provided to any tickets raised.

I love the ability to make bespoke application form questions. Knowing clearly candidate availability, salary expectations, and right-to-work status from such questions saves the recruitment team countless hours.

With the right process and email template set, it gives a better candidate experience. Candidates receive rejection emails and will know clearly what to expect at the interview/assessment stages.

The reporting is wonderful. You simply cannot report on diversity matters without a system like PinPoint, which removes the candidate’s personal info from their actual job application.

Our global recruitment function was hiring around 60+ people a year, across multiple global locations. We used various channels and suppliers to generate candidates but had to manage everything via email and Excel trackers. We wanted a solution that was easy to use, configurable, and enabled HR and management to collaborate, in line with our values. We also wanted a solution that enabled blind CV applications to mitigate unconscious bias, plus diversity reporting. We have used it since April 2022.

You can't effectively share comms with recruitment suppliers about new openings or changes to vacancy briefs, so I am still relying on emails. There should be a ‘vacancy supplier’ area on each vacancy where we can communicate with agencies and also document any feedback from them from the market. Then we could have an option to share info with leaders.

• The way it can be configured to your needs is refreshing.
• The general speed of moving candidates around within a process or into a new process is also different from other systems.
• In a recruitment team, everyone can see what is going on with candidates and roles, so you remove bottlenecks and enhance efficiency when it comes to things like recruitment team absence.

• First, make sure you have an agreed recruitment process established in the business, then create a ‘shopping list’ of problems to solve or features you would like. Then review solutions.
• Ensure you liaise closely with IT and/or infosec/GDPR managers around the idea and implementation.
• Finally, these systems are priced based on an organization’s headcount, so that may come under consideration from a budget perspective.

A few enhancements here and there, mostly around the reporting suite.

Firms recruiting high volume roles and varied roles, with many different managers/suppliers involved.

1. Excellent Customer Service: The customer support team has been very supportive and responsive in troubleshooting.
2. The system is user-friendly and has some videos guiding you through some of its functions. The system is designed to be customizable, so clients can tailor it to meet their specific needs.
3. Powerful reporting: BambooHR's reporting features have allowed me to generate a wide range of reports, such as headcount, turnover, and diversity reports, this information is instrumental in making data-driven decisions.

As Covid-19 forced most employers to look into hybrid working models, there was a need for us to look into tools for managing employee information and tracking time off to streamline administrative tasks and reduce errors while working remotely.

BambooHR offers Recruiting and applicant tracking features that make it easier to find and hire the right candidates for open positions remotely.

Additionally, it provides performance management tools, including goal setting and performance reviews, which can help ensure that employees are working towards company objectives and receiving the feedback they need to succeed.

I found the system to be user-friendly, with a modern interface that is easy to navigate and customize to meet our needs. The system also has video tutorials that are clear and guide you through its functions.

The main con would be its limited payroll functionality. It is not available in Africa and its payroll functionality is currently only available for customers in the United States and Canada, which may be a drawback for companies based in other countries.

Pricing is also on the upper limit compared to other solutions, particularly in Africa.

The features on training could also be more customizable to clients in diverse spaces or lines of work

BambooHR has strong reporting features which allow us to generate a wide range of reports, such as headcount, turnover, and diversity reports, which can help organizations make data-driven decisions.

Its user-friendly interface is easy to navigate and find the information users need. The system is designed to be customizable, so users can tailor it to meet their specific needs.

When buying BambooHR or any other HR software solution, there are several criteria to consider, including:

1. Location: BambooHR's payroll functions are better suited for companies in US and Canada. For ease of compliance with local regulations, countries in Africa can consider an alternative tool to run their payroll function.
2. Company size and needs: The size of the company and its HR needs are important factors to consider when selecting a software solution. BambooHR is generally well-suited for small to medium-sized businesses with straightforward HR needs.
3.  Customization: Companies should consider how customizable BambooHR is, and whether it can be tailored to their specific HR workflows and processes.
4. Security and compliance: Companies should consider BambooHR's security and compliance features to ensure that employee data is protected and that the system meets relevant legal and regulatory requirements.

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• Improved user experience: BambooHR has focused on improving the user experience over time, with updates to the system's interface, navigation, and overall usability.
• Deeper analytics: BambooHR has added more powerful reporting and analytics features over time, which has helped users gain deeper insights into their HR data.

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BambooHR is well-suited for small to medium-sized organizations with straightforward HR needs. The system is particularly strong in areas such as employee data management, onboarding, and reporting, and is designed to be customizable to meet the specific needs of each organization.

Functions like payroll are better suited for companies in US and Canada.

It is well-suited to organizations that need a flexible, customizable, and user-friendly HR software solution.

• Greenhouse is user-friendly.
• Greenhouse customer service is exceptional.
• Greenhouse will custom-create lists for every step of the process.

Greenhouse was introduced to me in 2014 as an affordable startup option to compete with larger (HRIS) software. I have used and implemented this software with several clients over the years. Greenhouse has been especially effective in streamlining recruitment processes and training for new HR hires as its system has grown increasingly user-friendly. I have noticed a trend among my clients that companies that search for data-driven talent have an easier time using Greenhouse.

• I have occasionally experienced issues with bulk imports.
• Greenhouse sometimes does not pick up keywords.
• It takes time to understand the system.

Greenhouse has been a consistent and affordable option in comparison to ADP or Trinet. I enjoy the Greenhouse interface more overall.

Does your team have experience in training an HRIS system to be intuitive? Are you clear on your hiring expectations before investing in a system of this kind?

Greenhouse's customer service has evolved tremendously. I find that they are very efficient.

Tech-focused with a high talent pool.

1. Ease of use - UI/UX: everything is extremely intuitive, as a recruiter things are where they should be and I don't have to spend a lot of time searching for settings or information‍

2. Customer service/transparency: the team at Recruitee has always provided us with top-notch customer service, and has always been great about answering any questions or concerns we have. The ability to vote on and suggest product improvements makes you feel that they care - and the number of improvements/suggestions they implement is fantastic. Being able to know what's upcoming on the roadmap is also really useful for us.‍

3. Integrations: being able to integrate with our other systems and tools is extremely important to us so that all of our candidate data can be housed in one place.

4. Analytics: being able to actually track your time to hire, number of applicants/role, and many, many more are critical for understanding your recruitment process and cycle, as well as being able to implement improvements.

‍5. KANBAN visibility: once you recruit in KANBAN you'll never go back to having a list view of your candidate pipeline. Being able to quickly view a role and visually see the health/number of applicants in each stage is probably my favorite feature.

We bought Recruitee because our previous ATS was hindering our recruitment process. It was time-consuming for us as the employer and for the candidates applying and interviewing with us. I strongly believe our previous ATS was causing us to lose potential candidates.

As a company, we've been using Recruitee since November 2022. However, I was a customer at my previous organization so I began using their system back in 2020.

I was determined to bring in a new ATS within my first week of joining RBR and received positive support from the entire company. I vetted out and demoed several other options as I wanted to ensure I wasn't being biased in my selection of an ATS, however, Recruitee was the clear winner for us due to its ease of use, time-saving capabilities, and overall customer support/service from their teams.

Setting up Recruitee was a breeze, we had a team assist us with implementation and training our managers, and because of their ability to create such an intuitive system, it's taken little to no time for our managers to understand how the system works.

1. Better integration with LinkedIn (I've chatted with the team and know this is in the works)

2. Continue to build out the scheduling feature (again, chatted with the team about this)

3. More automation for sorting candidates - for example, if a candidate applies and selects certain answers to screening questions being able to tag/filter candidates based on those answers

Recruitee is far superior to many of its competitors. Coming from using a LARGE system that was primarily for payroll, having a system that is focused on recruitment is extremely important if you really want to have a strong recruitment process.

Again, their customer service and support is something that just can't be beaten. And the speed at which they review customer feedback and integrate new solutions is incredible.

Our must-haves when looking at an ATS were:

1. Ease of use (both internally and externally): simple to use, training for managers, and candidates having the ability to easily and quickly apply

2. Search ability: need to be able to search in our own ATS for candidates, easily and using Boolean search

3. Kanban board style of view/dashboard - click and drag option

4. Easy Implementation- Integration Specialist or team to assist

5. Enhance/Encourage Collaboration: the ability to tag team members in candidates' profiles and collaborate within the ATS

What I would recommend to those looking for a new ATS is to start with your current pain points (if applicable) then build out your must-haves and nice-to-haves. Do some demos of different ATSs and make sure to actually test them for yourself. We found a lot of demos seemed interesting but once we were in the system it was clunky and difficult to use. Recruitee was by far the most intuitive.

Since I initially started using Recruitee there have been countless new features, integrations, and options made available to their customers. It is clear that they listen to the feedback they receive as they understand those using the product on a day-to-day basis will likely share the best ideas/feature requests that will actually be used/appreciated by their customers.

When I think back to when I first started using Recruitee to now, it's incredible to see all of the new features such as the referral portal, scheduling features, req approvals, and more that have been added to their features list!

I think Recruitee is great for organizations that are agile and need to operate very quickly. Those who are looking to hire and scale their organizations and who are looking for an ATS that can scale with them are the ideal customer for Recruitee.

ClearCompany is my preferred HR software because of its user-friendly interface. The system's functionality is not only impressive but also has practical applications. Unlike other HR software, ClearCompany focuses on providing useful tools and features rather than unnecessary bells and whistles. Additionally, ClearCompany makes it easy to post job vacancies on multiple job boards, including unemployment job boards, ensuring compliance.

Our decision to buy ClearCompany was informed by the platform's impressive array of integrations. As a company, we recognize the importance of streamlining our onboarding processes, and we found that ClearCompany offered a centralized system that helped reduce the manual aspects of candidate onboarding.

We have been able to rely on ClearCompany's reporting metrics to track our progress in meeting our onboarding goals, and we've found the self-service portal to be an excellent tool for candidates to review their onboarding checklist. Additionally, the platform's seamless offer letter approval process has made it easy for us to process and approve offer letters in a timely manner.

Overall, our experience with ClearCompany has been extremely positive. We have been using the platform for two years, and it has become an essential tool in our HR toolkit. We are confident that ClearCompany will continue to support our onboarding efforts and help us achieve our HR goals.

I am dissatisfied with ClearCompany for the following reasons: the response time has exceeded 48 business hours, the offer letter approval workflow lacks an automated function for candidate receipt, and there have been issues with candidate duplication. Keep in mind these issues fail to compare to the benefits we have received in using this system.

ClearCompany stands out because of its comprehensiveness. Customizing workflow, reporting, and tracking processes lets you know they get "it."

When looking to purchase ClearCompany, it is essential to evaluate several key factors to ensure the tool meets your organization's needs. These factors include the size of your company, the frequency of job postings, the number of employees that require access, and current workflows. By carefully considering these aspects, you can confidently determine if ClearCompany will be the right fit for your organization.

I have used ClearCompany for two years and cannot think of any significant evolutions/changes during that period. It has been pretty steady for use.

ClearCompany is suitable for medium to large organizations with a Recruiting/HR department to support its use.

1. The tool is incredibly user-friendly and is optimized for collaboration and communication, both internally and externally.

2. It has an intuitive dashboard that makes it easy to manage and track applicants’ progress throughout the recruitment process.

3. The tool has powerful filters and search capabilities, making it easy to qualify job seekers quickly and accurately.

4. Lever has many automation capabilities, including interview scheduling, email campaigns, and even candidate sourcing.

We chose Lever because of its user-friendly interface. It has the ability to easily track, maintain, and analyze all hiring data. The different tools also help streamline the entire hiring process. Lever's reporting capabilities also provide insight into sourcing efforts. This enables us to identify areas for improvement. The archive tool is also great for keeping a pool of talent.

1. Price, may not be affordable for every company.

2. Many tools are useless for a very small business.

3. The interface might look boring to some people.

It is more user-friendly. Everything is tracked in the same place. The system begins to become intuitive as the project goes on. It integrates with other platforms, such as LinkedIn.

1. Do you need all of the tools? 2. Will you be hiring continuously, or only for a few roles?

Yes - the interface became more user-friendly, and it becomes more intuitive as it "learns" about the types of candidates you approve.

Corporation or large recruiting agency

They are affordable. They integrate with other platforms. It is affordable to add new team members. It is easy to set up recruiting steps and scorecards.

It is less expensive than Greenhouse. It is a good starter tool for seed companies or companies with low hiring needs. We used it for 1 year.

The ability to schedule candidates can be a little challenging. I worry if it will be possible to pull the information from Ashby to another ATS if we change it. Most candidates are not familiar with it, so you have to explain how it works from the candidate's side. It can be difficult to onboard managers to use it.

It is affordable and you can start with a small package. I prefer this option because I am the only recruiter and the team is about 10, so we don't need 1000 seats.

When you scale you might lose your data if they are not able to transfer the data. You are limited on recruiter data. It is a tool that most recruiters have never used, so you will have to train all recruiters on the system.

I think they have not evolved much.

Seed Startups to Small Startups

1. Overall, the ability to offer both live and recorded interviews.

2. The cost of the offering was very reasonable compared to its competitors.

3. The customer service you are able to receive from them when needed on demand is wonderful. They’re very responsive usually within a matter of just a couple of minutes.

My organization was looking for a way to screen applicants for an initial interview in an effective and efficient manner. Knowing that, we started exploring options for video interviewing both pre-recorded and live.

Through our research, we identified VidCruiter as an option and ultimately was the one that we implemented. We added their software during the pandemic and have used it since. It’s been a great help, and really reduced our screening times through recorded interviews as we have been doing a large amount of hiring.

1. The company is based out of the country, which was not a preference of our organization for security and compliance reasons.

2. Overall, the functionality of the system, as a whole, was a bit more limited than some of its competitor's offerings.

3. The branding of the offering was a little outdated, and wasn’t as modern as some of the alternative options we considered.

Overall, their offering is reasonably priced software that can be used to accomplish the goal of conducting live or recorded interviews with candidates. 

Many of the other offerings were much more expensive than what we were able to pay. It’s easy to use and the responsiveness of the customer service team is exactly what we needed. Some of the alternatives had much longer wait times in comparison, which we didn’t want to deal with.

It allows us to accomplish exactly what we need without paying a high price and without making our process super complicated for candidates, which we appreciate.

Overall, really determine at the start what you need a software for to help your process. If you are only needing it for basic functions, like conducting a live or recorded interview with candidates, you may find that there are some vendors that offer functionality way beyond that, which may be more than you need.

As a result, this means the price tag of those offerings could be significantly higher, more than you can justify, or are willing to pay. Once you’ve identified what you need and can pay, it really helps narrow down the list of vendors that you can move forward with.

One of the biggest improvements our organization has experienced in working with them is that they built integrations with other systems that now make our process really smooth.

For example, we utilize Workday for our HRIS and their software integrates smoothly. This wasn’t something we had at the beginning of our experience as a customer, but now have it and it’s really helped become a seamless transition from one software to the next.

Great for an organization that doesn’t need all the bells and whistles, but that needs an offering that can do basic functionality like live and recorded interviews with candidates. So ideally, the best fit would be for a small or medium size organization.

If you are a large organization, you likely want more personalized branding, a modern look and feel, and a more robust offering than what they can offer.

1. It is user friendly, especially for the hiring manager and internal posting process.
2. The standard reporting capabilities are pretty good.
3. The option to keep all pre-boarding forms in one place.

My organization transitioned from Taleo to Avature about 4 years ago. The decision was made due to the reputation of the tool and the pipelining capabilities. I have used this tool for the last 2 years in my role. Taleo is user friendly and is full of options for recruiting. The tool also has some decent reporting functionality.

1. Custom reporting is difficult to navigate.
2. The workflow of a job req can be difficult to understand.
3. The search capability is lacking. 4) The req-number is hard to find in the application.

I've used Taleo and iCIMS for talent acquisition and above all I preferred the ease of iCIMS. Avature's difficult custom reporting and navigation of job req folders is a turn off for me. iCIMS was highly customizable and worked great for my previous organization..

The size of your organization should be considered. I don't think that the cost would outweigh the benefits. Also, if you want to highly customize the tool, it's not worth it.

Somewhat, a recent release showed some improvement in reporting, but overall, it's remained the same over the time period I've used the tool.

I think if you are a full time recruiter for a large global company, it's a good fit.

JazzHR helped me to effectively manage candidate information and track their progress throughout the hiring process.

It automated my hiring process and saved a lot of time for me.

I also need to not post jobs on various platforms individually, I just posted on JazzHR and it integrated into various career sites and job platforms.

The candidate texting feature helped me in communicating with all my candidates on the same platform.

I have used the JazzHR tool for one year throughout my tenure in the company. We evaluated the organization's needs, priorities, and budget and hence went with JazzHR as our ATS.

Compared with three different tools, JazzHR had to offer the best price (cost-efficient). It also has a User-Friendly Interface making it easy for both recruiters and hiring managers to navigate and utilize the system. JazzHR is also integrated with numerous job boards like Linkedin, Indeed, Zip Recruiter, etc making it easy for recruiters to reach out to a wider pool of candidates when they apply.

The organization is a small organization with less than 100 employees. It is also a pretty new company, we weren't sure about other tools thus JazzHR stood out because it offers a monthly subscription. Not all tools offer monthly subscriptions. It's easier for new organizations who want to try new tools to first enroll for a monthly subscription rather than a yearly subscription.

I have also used other tools similar to JazzHR and I believe that there are a lot of advanced features which were there in other ATS but were not present in JazzHR. For larger organizations, it could be a limitation.

Sometimes when filing a ticket with JazzHR on any issues, they are a little slow in replying and resolving.

It also has some limitations on integrating with certain HRIS platforms.

JazzHR stands out as an HR tool, it has several cons but the advantages stand out. I personally like this tool but again it depends on the organization's needs and priorities. For small businesses, it is a great option but for larger companies it can vary. I quickly could adopt to the tool and also had a smooth user experience.

The very first criteria to consider when buying this tool is the pricing and value for money. Understanding JazzHR's pricing structure, including any additional costs for extra features or users. Evaluate the same pricing in relation to the value and features offered by the competitors. Also, the organization's needs and priorities if/whether it is been fulfilled by JazzHR.

Changes and updates regularly happen in JazzHR. JazzHR has been adapting to various technological advancements. From the time I started working on the tool, there were a lot of great changes in the workflows ensuring that the recruiter has a smooth process.

JazzHR really works for small and medium organizations

I like SmartRecruiters as it offers a comprehensive and integrated platform for recruitment needs, which helps in streaming the hiring process. The user interface is intuitive and straightforward, allowing users to quickly navigate and access different functionalities.

One of the key benefits is its ability to connect with leading national job portals, which widens the pool of potential candidates and increases the chances of finding the right fit for a position.

Moreover, the platform offers a centralized candidate database, allowing recruiters like me to easily manage and maintain candidate information throughout the hiring process. The lifecycle management feature makes it easier to track a candidate's progress from the initial application to hiring, reducing the risk of overlooking any important steps.

Another amazing feature of this tool is its ability to draft and present offers within the platforms, making it more convenient to manage the hiring process from start to finish.

Overall in my opinion, SmartRecruiters offers a user-friendly, efficient, and integrated recruitment solution that can benefit both recruiters and candidates.

Our organization used SmartRecruiters to make the hiring process easier and better. SmartRecruiters is an HRIS that helps our organization post multiple job openings, keep a track of people who have applied to those jobs and keep a track of the whole hiring process.

With the help of this tool, HR managers and recruiters were able to save time and effort by posting job openings in many job portals at one time without having to go to different portals and post jobs one by one.

The tool also helps the HR team move candidates through different stages of the hiring process, so they can see who is the most qualified for the open job positions and make good decisions. The tool can also show different reports about the hiring process, like how many people have applied, so the organization can see how to make it better.

Our organization has been using this tool for almost one year and being used by different people in the organization, like managers, HR heads, recruiters, and senior management without any hassle.

SmartRecruiters doesn't allow integration with many applications, and their support team is not very responsive and is unwilling to make changes. They seem content with their current clients, as many big companies are already using their product and their support team is not willing to work on the new changes requested by the users.

SmartRecruiters stands out from other recruitment software by providing a platform that is easy to use and can be linked with both big and small job portals. It also offers a database that makes it easy to keep track of potential hires. With these features, SmartRecruiters can help recruiters save time and resources, making the hiring process more efficient. SmartRecruiters' ability to connect with various job portals and organize candidate data sets it apart from other recruitment software.

• Before buying recruitment software like SmartRecruiters, there are some important things to consider.
• Firstly, think about how many people will use the tool and which industry they work in. This affects which features will be most helpful.
• Secondly, check whether your team is skilled enough to use the tool, as some tools are harder to learn than others.
• Finally, think about how long you will need the tool. SmartRecruiters offers discounts for yearly models, so that might be worth considering.
• By keeping these things in mind, you can choose the right recruitment software for your needs.

SmartRecruiters has improved over time to meet the needs of their users. They have done this by adding new job portals, especially local job portals that are popular in different countries. They have also made their platform more affordable by offering discounts with yearly plans. Finally, they are working on integrating new applications into their platform, which will make it more versatile. By doing all this, SmartRecruiters is able to better meet the changing needs of its users.

SmartRecruiters is good for IT and Software companies, or any company where employees use technology for sourcing and recruitment process.

User-Friendly Interface - iCIMS provides an intuitive and user-friendly interface, making it easy for recruiters to navigate through the system, post job openings, and manage candidate data efficiently.

Centralized Applicant Tracking System (ATS) - iCIMS offers a centralized ATS, where recruiters can store and manage all candidate-related information, including resumes, applications, interview notes, and communication history.

Scalability - iCIMS can cater to the needs of both medium businesses and large enterprises, offering scalability to accommodate changing recruitment requirements as the organization grows.

Our organization believes that iCIMS is a popular cloud-based talent acquisition software that helps organizations streamline their recruiting and hiring processes. The platform offers several benefits to both recruiters and candidates. They strongly are of the opinion that iCIMS streamlines the recruitment process, enhances candidate experience, and provides valuable insights for making data-driven hiring decisions. I have been using iCIMS for 2 months.

One of the cons is it's costly. There are many cheaper ATS available in the market than iCIMS. iCIMS can be relatively expensive, especially for small businesses or startups with limited budgets.

Customization Limitations- While iCIMS is customizable to some extent, certain advanced customization options may not be available or may require additional costs. Organizations with highly unique or complex recruitment processes might find it challenging to adapt the software fully to their specific needs.

While I haven't faced this personally but I have heard that iCIMS has limited offboarding features. While iCIMS primarily focuses on talent acquisition, it may have limited offboarding functionalities for managing the employee separation process.

I have used different ATSs, but the one thing which stands out for iCIMS is its user experience. Its user-friendly interface is designed to streamline the recruiting workflow and make it easier for recruiters and hiring managers to navigate the platform. Also, its customer support service is commendable. iCIMS provides customer support to assist users with any issues or questions they may encounter while using the platform.

When evaluating different ATS options, organizations should consider their specific needs, budget, and long-term recruitment goals to make an informed decision. It is essential to conduct thorough research, compare alternatives, and consider how well iCIMS aligns with the organization's recruitment and hiring processes before making a decision.

I haven’t used it long enough to comment on this.

iCIMS is best suited for large organizations.

Rippling is a one stop shop for our employees. We enjoy the ease and flexibility of the tool. It is also highly customizable to our needs. Payroll processing is straightforward. It takes care of all the compliance, reporting and tax matters we have. The customer support is exceptional and I always get to speak with a real agent when I have a question.

To bring a single source of truth and information hub to the company, we implemented Rippling. We've had Rippling in place since January of 2022. We wanted a tool that supports single sign on, benefits admin, time and attendance tracking, PTO requests and more. We also use Rippling for payroll, onboarding/offboarding, compliance and tax, IT device management and more.

Paying for workflows was a surprise. In order to create custom workflows or approvals you have to upgrade your package.

Rippling truly offers everything you might need. You can pick and choose the features and services you'd like to have, which I appreciate. As a smaller business, we don't need every feature, but we use quite a few and we are very satisfied with what they offer. They also integrate with several other tools which makes it easy to keep all of your platforms connected and speaking to one another.

What are you trying to solve for your company? Make a list of ways an HRIS could simplify your life, for employees, managers and HR. Look at what tools you currently use and see if Rippling could replace those. Or if those tools could integrate with Rippling.

They add new capabilities all the time. They now have a global payroll feature so you could pay all of your contractors and employees from one place. They have headcount planning features now. They also offer compensation banding.

Rippling is good for companies of all sizes and stages. It could be used to manage a team of 15 or a team of 50,000. It is flexible and customizable. I can't think of a company Rippling wouldn't be good for.

I like that it is intuitive and easy to use. The fact that it's an all-in-one database that houses compliance, record keeping, communication internally and externally, is a real winner and very helpful.

We were looking for a tool that solves recruiting related compliance. It also needed to include storage capability. Sharing internally was a factor. Another was intuitiveness and ease of use. Compatibility with our performance appraisals was a plus as well.

I dislike that you have to download documents when you only need to view them. It would be nice to be able to just have it open in a new window. There are a few other glitches like this that I wish the company would address.

For people that are trying to solve many things with an applicant tracking tool, an all-in-one system like Trakstar is a really nice perk to hav

They do facelifts to their interface pretty regularly.

HR people will love this tool, and organizations that hire in teams would find it very helpful