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Logicmelon’s Applicant Tracking System (ATS) enables agencies and in-house recruiters to easily track and manage their whole recruitment process from requisition, to job advertising through to making job offers and onboarding. Gain access to hundreds of job board & social media integrations via our multi-poster. Automatically screen and shortlist candidates. Simplify communications with your candidate pipeline. Centrally store all jobs and applications; and much, much more.
PE27 5JL, Cambridge, United Kingdom
A great product with a fantastic support team; LogicMelon makes it easy for us to post and manage our adverts, with great reporting tools that have helped us identify our ROI and efficiently manage our spending. The team are always happy to help, with a friendly voice on the end of every call.
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