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//Recruiting overview

What //Recruiting does and how the pieces fit together.

The operational problem

Most operators keep hiring the same roles without a fast, consistent way to evaluate applicants. Constant backfill. Applications piling up. A hiring process that fragments across shifts. Fleet managers post jobs between routes. Site managers review applicants between shifts. The work stretches recruiters thin and slows time to hire.

How Array HQ solves it

//Recruiting combines job posting distribution, SMS-based screening, and a candidate pipeline into one agent-assisted workflow. Applicants respond to screening questions over text. Screening results and interview scheduling are surfaced to recruiters in one place. Recruiters make every hiring decision.

How it works

//Recruiting runs across four surfaces that compose into one motion:

  • Jobs — Define what you're hiring for and where. Set the screening questions and target responses that the SMS Screening Agent uses.
  • Candidates — People in your pipeline. Every applicant remains visible to the recruiter, with screening flags surfaced on the candidate record.
  • Screening — The SMS Screening Agent evaluates applicant responses against the target responses set by the recruiter. It flags responses for recruiter review. It does not auto-reject, hide, or filter applicants.
  • Advertising — Job postings distributed across channels for each open job. The //Recruiting agent drafts ad copy; recruiters set the posting radius.

Recruiters mark hires in //Recruiting. Onboarding of new employees happens outside Array HQ today.

What you'll be able to do

  • Post a job and distribute across channels without assembling ads by hand.
  • Screen applicants over SMS with tenant-configured questions that a recruiter approves before running.
  • Review every applicant with screening flags surfaced, without applicants being auto-filtered out.
  • Move applicants through pipeline stages with an audit trail on every transition.
  • Send an interview scheduling link to an applicant over SMS through the scheduling agent.