Colleague Recruitment Software Boasts Full Functionality With Saber
Colleague Recruitment Software – a leading provider of integrated software solutions for the recruitment industry, is now boasting complete integration with Saber, a premier provider of recruitment analytics and performance software.
“This is fantastic news for our customers,” said Will Minns, Managing Director of Colleague Software. “Saber will allow recruitment consultancies to further utilize Colleague Recruitment Software to help their business grow and inspire the best performance from employees.”
Colleague’s integration with Saber suggests a proactive approach to dealing with increasingly dynamic business situations. Their strategic alliance offers a higher degree of specificity and control over critical business processes, resulting in software that delivers comprehensive business analytics and streamlined performance management tools.
“This exciting partnership ensures that any recruitment organization taking on Colleague can now bring in Saber simultaneously to the immediate incremental benefit of all parts of the business,” said Saber Analytics’ founder and CEO Tony Dandridge. “Saber is the dynamic visualization of the underlying Colleague systems and processes that together deliver massive sales improvement. It’s recruitment alchemy! Colleague manages an improved recruitment process and generates the data which Saber turns into performance management gold.”
International recruitment specialist SquareOne has been using the combination package since March, and has seen impressive results. Tim Harlow, Sales Director at SquareOne noted, “The whole package is extremely effective. Communications are clearer and based specifically on the visible facts making performance management more targeted. Saber enables the management team to identify holes in a consultants business planning or leaks in their sales funnel more easily. This combination of continued hands on management and utilization of the dashboards has seen a 33% increase in call times taking the average call time per day up by an hour.”