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MatthewTest candidates on Moritz so you can learn the right pools.“okay, you clearly did the homework. you knew about the rollout i led before anyone posted about it. let's talk this week.”
“your email read like you already understood my career, not just my title. booked a call for thursday.”
Laidback shares updates, nudges you when something is waiting, handles the ATS hygiene and asks for approval when it's needed without causing friction at work.
It decides who each message comes from and where it lands. The hiring manager for a senior candidate, the recruiter for the rest. Email, LinkedIn or WhatsApp, depending on where that person actually replies.
It captures context from your ATS, your tools, your team's feedback and every calibration. The search keeps moving toward the best fit, and it doesn't give up on a role.
Approve a meeting. Give feedback after the call. Say yes or no when someone interesting turns up. If your team forgets about it, it nudges.
It keeps your ATS clean and logs activity itself. Ask it anything about a candidate. It reports Monday morning and posts the numbers Friday at four.

“We handed it one role on Monday. By Friday the pipeline was full of people we would never have found ourselves.”

“It gets to people nobody else surfaces. The research behind each name is so concrete we can tell in one read why that person, and not a lookalike.”

“The outreach reads better than mine, and I've done this nine years. Replies started on day two.”

“Hiring manager approves in Slack, pipeline keeps moving. That is the whole review now.”

“Not gonna lie, this thing is scary good. We gave it the second role the same week.”
No tool to learn or app to use. Just Laidback getting the job done.

“You don't have to rebuild your top of funnel. What wins you candidates hasn't changed: reading people, closing them, being trusted. What changed is that the rest of the desk can now run itself.”
It reads the open web and builds its own profiles from repos, talks, papers, portfolios and company writing. Every person is researched before a message goes out. It looks beyond that, simulating who would fit in your company, who the people working at your company are. What's also important is that Laidback looks beyond criterias, but takes into account if it and your team will be able to take someone out of his current job and analyzes every persons career trajectory.
Because a note from the person you'd work for, about the thing you built, gets answered. A note from a recruiter or agency doesn't. It writes it, you send it, and it handles everything after.
It works for whoever owns the role. If you have a recruiter, it writes to the ATS from day one and sends under whoever owns the req. If you don't, it's the sourcer you don't have.
Fifteen percent of an €80,000 salary is €12,000, every hire, forever. Laidback is a working for its salary whether you hire once or six times, and the people it finds stay in your ATS.
Onboard it once. Calibrate each role until you recognise the person. Approve meetings, give feedback after calls, say yes or no when someone interesting turns up.
No. Greenhouse, Ashby, Lever and Workday stay where they are. It writes notes, stages and outcomes back to them.