Zoho Recruit vs Trakstar Hire

Customers like Zoho Recruit and show it with predominantly glowing reviews. They applauded the system’s ability to save them time and money, and its useful features make it worthwhile. However, there’s some dissatisfaction with the lack of adequate documentation, training and support to lessen the steep learning curve.I recently had the chance to run a 15-day free trial of Zoho Recruit’s desktop version. The homepage offers a structured view of the hiring pipeline for each job. You can add widgets and prioritize components to curate personalized interfaces that gel with your style and needs.Important metrics like time-to-hire, time-to-fill, offer acceptance rate and age of job are easily accessible, and you can monitor them by applying filters based on users or timelines. Spaces like upcoming interviews and activity logs further simplify the hiring process.I personally appreciated the amount of filtering and sorting options available for viewing applications. I could create jobs using readily available templates or by making manual entries. If your organization has a referral program, Zoho Recruit also lets you track candidates referred to different job openings.

The system is well-liked, user-friendly and well-supported with a friendly customer support team. Many reviewers commented on the cost of the system too — users can leverage the system to manage their recruiting efforts at a price they can afford. However, integrations resulted in roadblocks during implementation for some users. On the flip side, users are ultimately happy with the integrations provided by Trakstar Hire, as they allow them to synchronize their company site with the system.