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CAPACITY INTELLIGENCE · KNOW

Know where recruiting capacity goes. Today, in hours.

Capacity Intelligence turns recruiting workload and operational constraints into a measured capacity picture, saved as snapshots and presented in executive reports.

WHAT IT MEASURES

Workload expressed as capacity

Every figure is produced by the 47-assumption ReCapacity Standard Model, calibrated to your company.

Required hours
The recruiter time your current workload needs, from ATS activity and non-ATS work.
Productive capacity
The share of time directed toward candidate and hiring outcomes.
Utilization
Required hours compared with the hours your team has available.
Capacity leakage
Time consumed by delays and friction, split by who can act on it: automation, management or factors outside recruiting.

TWO KINDS OF EVIDENCE

Company Model or Connected ATS

Company Model

  • Built from structured Company Setup inputs
  • No ATS connection required
  • Results are modeled, and labelled as modeled

Connected ATS

  • Built from observed ATS activity
  • Recruiter-level detail
  • Results are observed metrics, not proof of cause

WHAT YOU RECEIVE

Snapshots and executive reporting

Intelligence is snapshot-based: you generate a snapshot when you want a new reading, and every saved snapshot keeps its original figures.

Capacity snapshots

Point-in-time readings that never change after they are saved.

Executive report and PDF

The Capacity Intelligence report for leadership, with its methodology and evidence source stated.

Capacity Review

Complimentary 45-minute Capacity Review with every paid product.

COMPARE INTELLIGENCE

Compare two saved snapshots

Compare Intelligence places two saved capacity snapshots side by side and explains the differences.

Company Model comparisons

Differences reflect changes in modeled inputs or assumptions, not observed operational change.

Connected ATS comparisons

Differences are observed metric changes. They are not automatically proven improvements or realized savings.

Comparison rules

Only snapshots from the same evidence source can be compared, and a methodology version change is always disclosed.

Snapshots are compared as saved; historical figures are never recalculated with current settings.

Start with the free report

See your first capacity picture, then choose the product that fits.