Workable
All-in-one recruiting software for hiring teams
An agentic recruiter up top, a deepening analytics stack underneath
◆Recent moves
- 20h ago
Track headcount changes over time
A Headcount Evolution report turns existing HRIS lifecycle data into a growth-and-attrition view over any period, sliceable by department, entity, or employment type. It fits the broader push to make Workable's stored data legible as analytics rather than raw records.
View source ↗ - 3d ago
Share reports and explore your data in new ways
Custom reports can now be shared with view or edit access (permission-scoped so data exposure never widens), and the widget builder gains histogram and time-progression grouping. Another step in making the Enterprise reporting layer a shared team surface.
View source ↗ - 23d ago
Workable Agent is here
⚡ SPARKThe Workable Agent reached general availability and moved to per-candidate credit pricing, running sourcing, screening, and qualifying against an ideal-candidate profile and handing back an interview-ready shortlist. This is the anchor of Workable's agentic direction.
View source ↗ - 28d ago
New reports available: track offers from creation to hire
New Offers and Hires reporting breaks down why offers fail — declined, rescinded, expired, or post-acceptance — with candidate-level detail, plus a deeper Offer Details report and an Offers dataset in the widget builder on higher tiers. Continues the analytics-as-differentiator arc.
View source ↗ - 1mo ago
Workable's new SEEK integration: SEEK Profile
A SEEK Profile integration surfaces verified candidate credentials for APAC applicants directly in Workable at no extra cost. It fits the pattern of pulling richer external data into the hiring workflow rather than building it in-house.
View source ↗ - 1mo ago
Three reporting fixes that make your data easier to read
Three reporting readability fixes: conditional row highlighting, percentages alongside counts in survey reports, and locale-consistent number and date formatting. Polish on the reporting surface rather than new capability.
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