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Insights: your hiring, measured

Insights turns every view, application, and hire into numbers you can act on. Find it in the top nav once you're on a paid plan. The dashboard's at-a-glance counts stay free; Insights is the deep version.

What you'll see

  • Top-line stats, total views, applicants, apply rate, hires, and average time-to-hire.
Insights · This month
Total views3,204
Applicants142
Apply rate4.4%
Hired9
Avg time to hire11d
  • Applicants over time, new applicants per week, toggle between 4, 10, and 26 weeks, with the weeks you landed a hire marked.
  • Live pipeline, how many candidates sit in each stage (Applied → Hired) right now.
  • Time to hire trend, average days from application to hire, tracked month by month once you have hires logged.
  • Hiring funnel, views → applied → interviewed → offered → hired, so you can see exactly where people drop off.

See who is doing the work

The Team productivity table ranks everyone on your account by how much hiring they're actually moving:

  • Candidates screened (status moves plus scorecards left)
  • Interviews scheduled and offers sent
  • Jobs posted or edited
The top screener earns a ★, an easy way to recognize who is carrying the pipeline this season.

Export anything

  • Export applicants pulls every application as a CSV, job, candidate, status, and dates, ready to pivot in a spreadsheet.
  • Export CSV on the team table saves the productivity breakdown per person.

Turn numbers into moves

  • Lots of views but few applicants? The listing needs work, state the pay, tighten the title. See reading your numbers.
  • Few views? Not enough people are finding it, that's what featured listings fix.
  • Need the full audit trail of who changed what and when? That lives in the activity log.
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CategoryFor employers
Who it's forFor employers · Paid plan
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