Common customers of Comeet and Mensch now have seamless data connectivity after a new hire.
We’ve integrated with Mensch; when a candidate’s status is changed to Hired in Comeet, a new Mensch employee profile is automatically created using the necessary profile data. If you have a steady rate-of-hire, you’ll love the instant and effortless handoffs to your HRIS.
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This feature was originally advertised on May 21, 2019.
Delivered via an elegantly simple browser extension process, you can now manage comprehensive background checks from Verified First entirely in Comeet.
More than 50 different background checks and tests such as criminal history checks, professional credential validations and civil court histories, to drug testing and MVR and DOT records screening, are now available. Recruiters who request a background check are notified after the addition of completed checks and test results to the candidate card.
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This feature was originally advertised on May 13, 2019.
Tighter user access control by company and position-level roles expands the extensive list of customization options available in Comeet.
More flexibility is created by controlling candidate and position workflows, managing who can complete steps on behalf of others and access candidate evaluations, and restricting who can edit interview questionnaires or resolve duplicates. Adding permission granularity improves data access management and process enforcement, while preventing employees from seeing and doing things they probably shouldn’t.
This feature was originally advertised on May 06, 2019.
Following recent LinkedIn updates, we’ve updated our Chrome Extension to ensure it remains the best browser-enabled sourcing tool for recruiters actively sourcing on LinkedIn.
Adding profiles to Comeet now requires saving the candidate's profile as a PDF and dragging/dropping it onto the extension. We then extract candidate data from the PDF to create their Comeet profile.
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This feature was originally advertised on March 09, 2019.