Collect better inputs
Use structured forms to avoid missing salary, availability, approval, consent, or feedback details.
Use practical hiring forms to collect cleaner information from candidates, clients, hiring managers, referees, and contractors across the full recruitment workflow.
How to use the library
Each guide explains when the form matters, what fields recruiters should capture, how it fits into a workflow, and which ATZ CRM resources help with the next step.
Use structured forms to avoid missing salary, availability, approval, consent, or feedback details.
Every form guide identifies the typical owner, stage, response type, and follow-up action.
Move from intake to screening, interview, offer, placement, and post-placement follow-up without loose notes.
Client and job intake
Use these forms before the recruiting team commits sourcing time or opens a new role.
Client intake
A client intake form captures company details, hiring goals, decision-makers, role pipeline, service expectations, communication preferences, and commercial notes before recruiters begin account work.
Open form guideClient intake
A job order intake form captures role requirements, client expectations, must-have skills, compensation, urgency, interview process, fee terms, submission rules, and decision ownership.
Open form guideJob intake and approval
A job requisition form captures the business reason for hiring, headcount approval, budget, role details, priority, hiring manager, and timeline before recruiters open the search.
Open form guideJob intake and approval
A job description approval form confirms that the role scope, must-have skills, salary range, location, working model, reporting line, and publishing language have been reviewed before recruiters advertise or source.
Open form guideJob intake and approval
A recruitment budget approval form records the hiring spend request, expected role value, advertising budget, agency fee, assessment cost, sourcing tools, and approver sign-off.
Open form guideCandidate intake and screening
Use these forms to capture candidate information, permissions, availability, skills, and assessment evidence.
Application intake
A job application form collects candidate contact details, work history, education, eligibility, resume or portfolio links, screening answers, and consent to be contacted about the role.
Open form guideAssessment and screening
A candidate screening form captures must-have qualifications, motivation, availability, salary expectation, work preferences, risk notes, and the recruiter’s recommended next step.
Open form guideCompliance and verification
A candidate consent form records permission to store candidate details, contact the person about roles, share their profile with selected clients, and process data according to the agency’s policy.
Open form guideCandidate data
A candidate profile update form refreshes contact details, location, availability, skills, salary expectations, work preferences, resume links, and consent preferences in the recruitment database.
Open form guideScheduling and coordination
A candidate availability confirmation form captures interview windows, time zone, notice period, preferred working pattern, travel limits, and start-date conditions before recruiters book interviews or confirm shortlists.
Open form guideAssessment and screening
A skills evaluation form rates candidate skills against job requirements, records evidence for each rating, identifies gaps, and recommends whether the candidate should advance.
Open form guideAssessment and screening
A pre-employment assessment form records the assessment purpose, instructions, deadline, scoring criteria, accommodations, candidate acknowledgement, and result review process.
Open form guideOffer and placement
A salary expectation declaration form records the candidate’s expected salary or rate, current compensation context, benefits priorities, flexibility, notice period, and offer constraints.
Open form guideInterview and submission
Use these forms to keep candidate presentations, interview logistics, client feedback, and references consistent.
Candidate submission
A candidate submission form packages the candidate’s profile, role fit, skills evidence, salary expectation, availability, screening notes, and recruiter recommendation for client review.
Open form guideScheduling and coordination
An interview scheduling confirmation form records the confirmed interview time, format, participants, location or link, preparation notes, accessibility needs, and candidate acknowledgement.
Open form guideInterview evaluation
A candidate interview feedback form captures the interviewer’s evidence, competency ratings, concerns, recommended next step, and follow-up questions after a candidate interview.
Open form guideInterview evaluation
A client interview feedback form captures hiring manager comments, role-fit evidence, concerns, decision status, follow-up questions, and next steps after a candidate interview.
Open form guideCompliance and verification
A candidate reference request form asks candidates for referee names, relationship context, contact details, permission timing, current-employer sensitivity, and any reference notes recruiters should know.
Open form guideCompliance and verification
A reference check form records the referee relationship, employment details, work responsibilities, strengths, areas to probe, reliability, and whether the referee would rehire the candidate.
Open form guideCompliance and verification
A background check authorization form records written candidate consent, the checks being requested, the candidate details needed by the screening partner, and the recruiter responsible for follow-up.
Open form guideCompliance and verification
A right to work verification form records the candidate’s work authorization status, document type, expiry date, check method, reviewer, and follow-up actions needed before start.
Open form guideOffer, placement, and feedback
Use these forms after interviews to protect acceptance, start readiness, retention, and process improvement.
Offer and placement
An offer approval form confirms the proposed salary, benefits, start date, employment type, offer conditions, approval owner, and recruiter instructions before the offer is sent to the candidate.
Open form guideOffer and placement
A job offer letter acceptance form records that the candidate accepts the offer terms, start date, compensation, reporting details, and any conditions still required before joining.
Open form guideContract and placement
A placement confirmation form records the candidate, client, role, start date, salary or rate, fee terms, billing contact, onboarding owner, and outstanding pre-start tasks.
Open form guideContract and placement
A contractor agreement form gathers the contractor identity, assignment terms, pay basis, work schedule, client site rules, compliance documents, and acknowledgement before a contract placement begins.
Open form guideContract and placement
A contractor timesheet approval form records hours worked, dates, breaks, overtime, expenses, client approval, dispute notes, and billing readiness for a contract assignment.
Open form guidePlacement follow-up
An employee onboarding feedback form asks a placed candidate whether expectations, first-week support, tools, manager communication, and role reality matched what was discussed during hiring.
Open form guideSourcing and referrals
An employee referral submission form captures who made the referral, how they know the candidate, which role may fit, why the person is recommended, and whether the candidate has agreed to be contacted.
Open form guideCandidate communication
A candidate rejection notification form records the role outcome, rejection reason, communication owner, candidate response, and whether the person should remain in the talent pool.
Open form guideFeedback and experience
A candidate experience survey form asks candidates how clear, respectful, timely, and helpful the recruitment process felt, then turns that feedback into improvements for recruiter communication and client coordination.
Open form guideFeedback and experience
A hiring process feedback form collects structured feedback from candidates, clients, or hiring managers about communication, speed, interview quality, decision clarity, and process bottlenecks.
Open form guideFeedback and experience
An exit interview feedback form captures why a placed candidate or employee is leaving, what expectations were not met, how the client experience felt, and what recruiters should learn for future placements.
Open form guideAgency operations
A recruiter performance evaluation form reviews activity quality, sourcing effectiveness, pipeline movement, candidate communication, client handling, revenue contribution, and improvement priorities.
Open form guideCompliance and verification
A talent pool consent form records whether a candidate agrees to remain in the recruitment database, receive future role updates, and be contacted through selected channels.
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