Capture the account
Create or update the client account with hiring contacts, relationship notes, source, ownership, and next action.
See client prospects, hiring contacts, role opportunities, recruiter activity, candidate delivery, placement movement, and revenue context in one recruiting CRM.
Primary workflow
Client account to placement movement
Best fit
Recruitment agencies
Core system
ATS + CRM revenue desk
Client Revenue Desk
Account, role, recruiter, delivery, and placement context
Today
Open client opportunities
18
Prospects, warm accounts, and active role conversations with owners
Roles with revenue context
11
Open jobs connected to client, recruiter, fee, and placement movement
Follow-ups due
26
Hiring contacts, stale accounts, and submitted candidates needing action
Warm account
Operations hiring manager | 3 open roles
Role opportunity
Recruiter owner assigned, open role value captured, requirements reviewed, and next client follow-up due today.
Delivery movement
Shortlist in progress, two submissions awaiting feedback, placement probability updated, and contract context ready.
Next best action
Review the account, confirm the open role, assign the recruiter owner, and move delivery forward.
Sales-to-placement workflow
Track the path from target account and hiring contact to role opportunity, job record, candidate delivery, placement movement, and post-placement context.
Create or update the client account with hiring contacts, relationship notes, source, ownership, and next action.
Keep role demand, hiring-manager context, urgency, expected value, and recruiter ownership attached to the account.
Move the opportunity into a recruiting-ready job with requirements, candidate stages, submissions, and feedback path.
Review candidate delivery, shortlist progress, client feedback, interviews, offers, and owner follow-up from the same context.
Carry successful movement into placement, contract, invoice touchpoint, shift, and timesheet context where relevant.
Where sales context gets lost
When client development sits apart from jobs, submissions, feedback, and placement records, managers struggle to see which accounts can produce the next role or fee.
See the sales-to-placement workflowTrack warm accounts, hiring contacts, open conversations, role demand, and recruiter owners before the opportunity is buried in an inbox.
Give sales and delivery teams the same account context.
Tie the account and role opportunity to job records, candidate delivery, submissions, feedback, and placement movement.
Keep the work that creates revenue connected to the client record.
Review a target account, hiring contact, role opportunity, job record, candidate delivery, placement movement, and post-placement context.
See how your desk can move from first contact to placement movement.
Book this walkthroughClient revenue workflows
Use ATZ CRM to keep client accounts, hiring contacts, role opportunities, job records, recruiter activity, and placement movement in one workflow.
Walk through the workflowTrack target accounts, warm prospects, hiring contacts, outreach history, owners, and next follow-up.
Connect open conversations to jobs, expected value, urgency, recruiter ownership, and status.
See stale accounts, active roles, feedback due, recruiter activity, and placement movement across the desk.
Keep client demand connected to shortlists, submissions, interviews, offers, placements, contracts, and timesheet context.
ATZ CRM supports recruitment sales workflows across client accounts, hiring contacts, jobs, candidates, submissions, placements, contracts, contract invoicing and invoice touchpoints, shifts, timesheet management, candidate-submitted timesheets, and placement/timesheet context where those workflows apply. Recruiters and agencies remain responsible for client communication, final submissions, hiring decisions, payroll, pay/bill accounting, VMS intake, background checks, onboarding, and statutory compliance work.
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.
Keep client accounts, hiring contacts, notes, communication history, jobs, and relationship context connected.
View capabilityTurn client demand into recruiting delivery with jobs, candidates, submissions, interviews, and placement stages connected.
View capabilityBuild target account lists, capture prospect context, and keep next actions visible for client development.
View capabilityConnect client opportunities to job records with requirements, candidates, submissions, owners, and status.
View capabilityReview open role value, movement, and forecast context as client work turns into placement opportunity.
View capabilityCarry successful client movement into placement, contract, invoice touchpoint, shift, and timesheet context.
View capabilitySee account activity, job movement, recruiter ownership, placement progress, and team performance in one view.
View capabilitySurface follow-ups, aging client activity, role movement, and recruiter-owned next actions without removing control.
View capabilityRecruitment sales CRM workflows
Use this cluster to move from client prospecting to role opportunity, delivery handoff, account management, and placement revenue visibility without scattering the workflow across disconnected tools.
sales and client revenue workflow pages in this cluster
Related solution workflows
For prospect lists, target accounts, outreach ownership, client conversations, and next follow-up discipline.
For tracking role opportunities, client demand, job value, status, owners, and movement through the desk.
For hiring-manager history, contact context, communication records, and relationship visibility.
For existing account coverage, repeat roles, delivery follow-up, and client health across the team.
For expected placement value, open role value, forecast risk, and revenue visibility.
What the walkthrough covers
In the demo, review one target account, confirm the hiring contact and role opportunity, create the job record, inspect candidate delivery, and follow placement movement into contract, invoice touchpoint, shift, and timesheet context where relevant.
Recruitment teams use ATZ CRM for faster adoption, responsive support, and flexible agency workflows.
FAQ
A recruitment sales CRM helps agencies manage client accounts, hiring contacts, role opportunities, recruiter activity, job records, candidate delivery, placement movement, and revenue context in one recruiting workflow.
A generic CRM can track contacts and deals, but a recruitment sales CRM connects client pipeline to recruiting objects such as jobs, candidates, submissions, interviews, placements, contracts, invoice touchpoints, shifts, and timesheets where relevant.
An ATS usually focuses on candidate and application movement. A recruitment sales CRM adds the client-side view of accounts, hiring contacts, business development activity, open role opportunities, and revenue context.
Yes. ATZ CRM can connect client accounts and hiring contacts to job records, candidate delivery, submissions, feedback, placement movement, contracts, invoice touchpoints, shifts, and timesheet context where those workflows apply.
Agency owners, sales leaders, account managers, recruiters, and delivery managers can use a recruitment sales CRM when client relationships and recruiting delivery need to stay visible to the same team.
A useful dashboard should show active accounts, hiring contacts, role opportunities, job value, owner, next action, submissions, feedback due, placement movement, and forecast context.
No. ATZ CRM can organize accounts, contacts, jobs, activity, follow-ups, and workflow visibility, but recruiters and agency leaders remain responsible for client communication, submissions, and hiring decisions.
No. ATZ CRM can keep placement, contract, invoice touchpoint, shift, and timesheet context connected where those workflows apply, but payroll and pay/bill accounting may still require specialist systems.