Capture the records
Keep candidates, clients, jobs, activities, submissions, interviews, offers, placements, and source fields in the same recruiting workflow.
Build weekly and monthly recruitment reports from the candidate, client, job, submission, interview, offer, placement, source, activity, and revenue records your agency already manages.
Primary workflow
Recurring agency reports
Best fit
Owners, managers, recruiters, and operations
Core system
ATS + CRM report pack
Agency Reporting Pack
Recurring reports for desk, recruiter, client, source, pipeline, and placement reviews
Today
Report groups
6
Desk, recruiter, client delivery, source, pipeline, and placement reports
Records connected
9
Candidates, clients, jobs, submissions, interviews, offers, placements, sources, and activities
Review rhythm
Weekly
Use repeatable reports instead of rebuilding spreadsheets
Report review
Which report needs attention before the next weekly meeting?
Desk and recruiter reports
Activity, follow-up, submissions, interviews, offers, and placements stay connected to the recruiter records behind them.
Client and source reports
Open jobs, feedback delays, source movement, and delivery risk can be reviewed without rebuilding the report from exports.
Next action
Review the report, trace the number back to the record, assign follow-up, and compare movement in the next period.
Reporting workflow
Use ATZ CRM to turn candidate, client, job, source, activity, submission, interview, offer, placement, and revenue records into reports that support recurring agency reviews.
Keep candidates, clients, jobs, activities, submissions, interviews, offers, placements, and source fields in the same recruiting workflow.
Create views for desk health, recruiter activity, client delivery, source quality, pipeline movement, and placement context.
Review reports by recruiter, team, client, job, source, date range, stage, outcome, or placement movement.
Find aging jobs, missing follow-ups, delayed feedback, stalled submissions, uneven activity, and weak source movement.
Turn each report finding into a recruiter-owned task, client check, source adjustment, or pipeline cleanup action.
Use the next weekly or monthly review to see whether the team moved the right candidates, jobs, clients, and placements forward.
When weekly reports take longer than the review
Recurring reports should help managers find aging jobs, missed follow-ups, weak sources, delayed client feedback, and stuck submissions while there is still time to act.
Request a reporting demoBuild views around the reports your agency already reviews: desk, recruiter, client delivery, source quality, pipeline, and placement movement.
Spend the review on decisions, not spreadsheet cleanup.
Keep report totals close to the candidate, client, job, submission, interview, offer, placement, source, and activity records behind them.
Help recruiters and managers work from the same definitions.
Use reports to decide which client feedback, candidate movement, source review, or pipeline cleanup needs attention next.
Make weekly reporting part of weekly action.
Reports for every role in the agency
Owners, managers, recruiters, client account owners, and operations teams can review the same recruiting records through the lens they need.
Walk through the workflowReview placements, client movement, source quality, revenue context, aging jobs, and the reports that need leadership attention.
Compare recruiter activity, submissions, interviews, offers, placements, stage movement, and follow-up gaps by team or date range.
Give recruiters a view of current jobs, candidate stages, overdue follow-ups, submissions, interviews, and placements.
Review open jobs, submitted candidates, client feedback, interview requests, and account follow-ups in one reporting workflow.
Compare sources by qualified candidates, submissions, interviews, offers, and placements where source data is captured.
Track offers, placements, starts where captured, revenue context, and follow-up needs after the desk review.
ATZ CRM supports recruitment reporting and analytics inside connected ATS + CRM workflows. Your team remains responsible for data quality, consistent process use, report interpretation, client communication, hiring decisions, and the business actions taken from each review.
Capabilities inside ATZ CRM
See how the recruiting desk connects candidate records, client conversations, outreach, placements, and reporting without sending the team through separate tools.
Review recruitment analytics, dashboards, filters, KPI tracking, and visual reporting from the records your desk already manages.
View capabilityKeep candidate, job, stage, shortlist, submission, interview, offer, and placement data connected to delivery workflow.
View capabilityConnect client companies, hiring contacts, follow-ups, account movement, open jobs, and revenue context to recruiting delivery.
View capabilityTrack recruiter goals, team performance, activity targets, placement progress, and KPI movement without rebuilding reports by hand.
View capabilityGive managers a clearer view of team progress, individual contribution, and the metrics that need attention before the next review.
View capabilityCompare source quality by the movement that matters: qualified candidates, submissions, interviews, offers, and placements.
View capabilityTurn reporting findings into visible follow-ups, owner reminders, status updates, and recruiter-owned next actions.
View capabilityReview open role demand, hiring velocity, and pipeline needs as supporting signals for planning and team focus.
View capabilityConnect recruiting analytics to expected placement value, client opportunity movement, and revenue visibility where the workflow applies.
View capabilityKeep access, hosting, and candidate-record trust part of the reporting conversation when your team reviews sensitive recruiting data.
View capabilityReporting and analytics pages
Explore analytics, reporting, KPI dashboards, staffing agency reporting, recruiter productivity, and pipeline reporting pages for ATZ CRM.
reporting and analytics workflows
Related solution workflows
For agency-wide visibility across candidate pipeline, recruiter activity, source quality, client movement, placements, and revenue signals.
For KPI visibility, team goals, stage aging, source quality, and manager review rhythms.
For owners and managers tracking open jobs, submissions, starts, placements, redeployment, clients, and desk performance.
For recruiter workload, activity quality, follow-up discipline, stuck records, and manager coaching visibility.
For stage movement, bottlenecks, conversion, aging roles, and candidate, job, and client progression.
What the walkthrough covers
Use the demo to review the reports your agency already builds, map those reports to ATZ CRM records, and identify the views, filters, and follow-up workflow your team needs.
Recruitment teams use ATZ CRM for faster adoption, responsive support, and flexible agency workflows.
FAQ
Recruitment reporting software helps agencies organize candidate, client, job, activity, submission, interview, offer, placement, source, and revenue records into reports for recurring team reviews.
Many agencies review desk health, recruiter activity, client delivery, source quality, pipeline movement, submissions, interviews, offers, placements, and revenue context.
Yes. ATZ CRM combines ATS and CRM workflows, so reports can reflect candidate, client, job, submission, interview, offer, placement, source, activity, and revenue context where those records are captured.
Reporting organizes what happened in a repeatable view. Analytics helps teams interpret patterns across those reports and decide where the desk needs attention next.
ATZ CRM can support recruiter activity, goal progress, submissions, interviews, offers, placements, and follow-up views so managers can review work with context.
Yes, where source fields are captured consistently. Teams can compare source movement through qualified candidates, submissions, interviews, offers, and placements.
Yes. Reports and dashboards can help managers review aging submissions, client feedback delays, stalled candidate stages, and overdue follow-up tasks.
Bring the reports your team currently builds, the fields recruiters update, the metrics managers review, and the questions you want answered each week.