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Application Tracker

Know where every application actually went.

LinkedIn, Dice, Indeed, vendor portals — your recruiters apply everywhere. The Application Tracker logs every one, then shows you volume and response rates by board, recruiter, and consultant.

Applications by source · last 7 daysresponse rate
LinkedIn184 sent22%
Dice156 sent31%
Indeed98 sent14%
Direct / Vendor62 sent44%

The blind spot

You're spending on boards you can't measure.

Most firms pay for LinkedIn Recruiter, Dice, and Indeed every month with no idea which one returns calls. The Application Tracker turns marketing spend into a measurable channel — so you double down on what works and cut what doesn't.

500+
Applications logged weekly, per firm
4
Channels compared side by side
44%
Best-converting source surfaced
0
Manual application spreadsheets

What it tracks

Marketing analytics for bench sales

Treat your job-board activity like a marketing funnel — because it is one.

Multi-board logging

Capture applications across LinkedIn, Dice, Indeed, and vendor portals — one record per submission.

Response rates by source

See which board returns the most interview calls so you spend where the responses actually are.

By recruiter & consultant

Slice volume and conversion by recruiter and by bench consultant to find what's working and what's stuck.

No duplicate applies

Flag when the same consultant has already gone out for a req — protect relationships with vendors.

Response capture

Log replies, callbacks, and rejections so the funnel reflects what really happened, not just what was sent.

Feeds the pipeline

A response moves the candidate into the ATS automatically — no re-entry between marketing and pipeline.

The marketing funnel

From application to interview, by the numbers

Watch volume narrow into conversions — and see exactly where each channel leaks.

Applications sent500
Responses received130
Interview calls48
Submissions advanced21

Make every job board accountable

See which channels return interview calls — and stop paying for the ones that don't.