Feedback arrives without decision context
Clients may respond with short comments like not a fit or looks good, but recruiters still need the reason, next action, and whether the candidate should move stages.
This page shows how client feedback should run operationally: decide what feedback is needed, share the candidate or job context, collect remarks through the right channel, update candidate stages, trigger recruiter follow-up, preserve rejection reasons, and report on client responsiveness.
Search intent
Competitor portal and CRM pages usually mention hiring-manager feedback, candidate review, notes, and collaboration. ATZ CRM can rank by explaining the operating workflow: when feedback is requested, how it is captured, which stage changes it triggers, and how managers use response data to unblock placements.
Clients may respond with short comments like not a fit or looks good, but recruiters still need the reason, next action, and whether the candidate should move stages.
Feedback trapped in inboxes makes it difficult to see why a candidate stalled, why a client rejected them, or what to improve in the next shortlist.
Without response-time and feedback-quality tracking, agency leaders cannot identify clients who delay interviews, offers, or role closure.
Process-led workflow
Client feedback should be requested with enough structure to produce a decision, then routed back into candidate status, job health, and recruiter follow-up.
Decide whether feedback is needed after a job requisition, shortlist, candidate submission, interview, hold decision, rejection, offer discussion, or placement review.
How ATZ CRM supports this step
Job Management, Client Portal workflows, candidate stages, and Placement Management keep the feedback request tied to the exact job and candidate context.
Explore related capabilityGive the client enough information to respond clearly: resume, summary, skills, availability, compensation, stage, interview notes, or job requirement.
How ATZ CRM supports this step
AI Candidate Submission Agent, Client Portal sharing, and candidate profiles help recruiters present structured context before asking for feedback.
Explore related capabilityUse the portal, submitted candidate feedback, email, or account follow-up so client comments are captured against the right candidate, job, and contact.
How ATZ CRM supports this step
Client Portal candidate pipeline and submitted candidate feedback preserve client comments inside the recruiting workflow.
Explore related capabilityConvert feedback into an operational status: interview requested, hold, rejected, more information needed, alternate candidate requested, offer discussion, or role paused.
How ATZ CRM supports this step
Candidate stages, Placement Management, and client feedback records help recruiters convert comments into visible pipeline movement.
Explore related capabilityAssign the next action to the recruiter: schedule interview, send more details, reject politely, nurture the candidate, or pressure the client for a decision.
How ATZ CRM supports this step
Outreach Sequences, email templates, activities, and Recruitment CRM ownership keep follow-up from depending on memory.
Explore related capabilityRecord why candidates are rejected or held so recruiters can improve matching, shortlist quality, job qualification, and future submissions.
How ATZ CRM supports this step
Reports, candidate stages, and submitted feedback history make rejection reasons searchable and useful for desk improvement.
Explore related capabilityMeasure response time, interview request rate, rejection patterns, feedback completeness, and which clients consistently slow placement movement.
How ATZ CRM supports this step
Client productivity insights, account snapshots, and dashboards help agency leaders coach account owners and escalate stalled clients.
Explore related capabilityOperational support
Client feedback has value only when it updates a record, changes a stage, triggers a follow-up, or improves future submissions.
Capture feedback from client contacts against submitted candidates.
Let clients review candidates, move allowed stages, and add remarks.
Control what clients can see and update when providing feedback.
Review client response behavior and feedback patterns.
Feedback metrics
Client feedback management should show whether client responses are helping the agency move candidates toward interviews, offers, and placements.
Agency use cases
Feedback workflows vary by client sophistication, role type, and hiring urgency, so these use cases point to different client-facing agency models.
Manage high-touch stakeholder feedback, confidential shortlist review, and long decision cycles.
Capture urgent feedback around credentialed candidates, availability, and client fit.
Track nuanced partner or practice-area feedback across candidate reviews.
Manage precise client feedback around finance, accounting, risk, and compliance-heavy roles.
Topical authority bridge
These links are grouped so the page supports four SEO surfaces: commercial feature pages, solution pages, product documentation, and educational blog content.
Feature pages that support client feedback collection, stage movement, and follow-up.
Solution pages where structured client feedback is especially important.
Documentation that supports candidate feedback, portal review, shared fields, and client reporting.
Educational content for client collaboration, candidate experience, and placement decisions.
Related workflow pages
Use shortlist review to structure the feedback clients need to provide.
Open workflowTurn feedback into clear candidate status updates for recruiters and clients.
Open workflowUse client feedback to move candidates into interviews and next-stage decisions.
Open workflowFAQ
Client feedback management is the process of collecting, structuring, tracking, and acting on client responses about candidates, shortlists, interviews, job requisitions, and placement decisions.
Client feedback needs a workflow because comments should update candidate status, trigger recruiter follow-up, preserve rejection reasons, and help managers identify stalled clients or weak submissions.
ATZ CRM supports client feedback management with Client Portal candidate review, submitted candidate feedback, shared-field controls, candidate stages, placement workflows, reports, and client productivity insights.
Recruiters should collect whether the client wants to interview, reject, hold, request more information, compare against another candidate, or move toward offer, plus the reason behind the decision.
Important metrics include feedback response time, feedback completion rate, interview request rate, rejection reasons, candidate stage movement, and feedback-to-placement conversion.