I am not replacing your ATS

    Your ATS records what happened. Your CRM stores who you know. Neither does the work. I sit on top of both, do the work, and write the results back.

    $100 of credits on us. No card required.

    The short answer

    Every tool that asks to become the new centre of hiring creates work before it removes any.

    PurposeDo the work that creates the records
    SourcingSearch the open web and your database together
    CoordinationHandled, with approval before anything external

    The difference in one table

    ATS or CRMLaidback
    PurposeStore and track what already happenedDo the work that creates the records
    SourcingSearch your existing databaseSearch the open web and your database together
    CoordinationManual, done by your teamHandled, with approval before anything external
    Change requiredMigration projects and adminConnect and go, no data migration
    TogetherStays the system of recordKeeps that record accurate automatically

    What changes when I sit on top of your ATS

    Your record stays your record

    Stages, notes and outcomes are written back so the ATS reflects reality without evening data entry.

    Old pipelines wake up

    Silver medallists and warm candidates already in your CRM get resurfaced when a matching role opens.

    Minutes, not quarters

    There is no implementation project. Connect the tools you use and start with one role.

    Over a thousand tools

    ATS, CRM, calendar, email, docs and messaging. See the full list on the integrations page.

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    Alice
    Alice

    We just migrated ATS. Please tell me this is not another migration.

    Laidback

    No migration. Keep your ATS as the system of record. I read from it, act, and write the outcome back.

    Laidback

    Connected to your ATS, calendar and email in a few minutes. Over a thousand tools available.

    Works on top of your stack

    What IT and ops ask about the overlap

    Are you trying to replace our ATS?

    No. Your ATS is a system of record and it should stay one. I am the person doing the work that the record describes.

    So what do you actually add?

    An ATS stores what happened. It does not source candidates, judge them against your bar, write outreach or chase calendars. That is my half of the job.

    Will this create duplicate or messy data?

    I write back into your existing structure, attribute the source and move the stage. Less manual entry usually means cleaner data, not messier.

    I meet your stack where it is, so the only new surface is a chat thread your team already reads.

    Recruiting judgement ships with me

    You are not writing prompts to teach me what a strong candidate looks like. I already know what this job is, which is why the first shortlist is worth reading.

    Built for hiring, not adapted to it

    General agents learn recruiting from your prompts. I was built on it. The bar, the stages, the etiquette of a first message are already in me.

    Skills that come from real calibration

    I learn your bar from the people you said yes and no to, then score against it the same way twice. Judgement you can inspect, not a similarity number.

    Workflows that finish the job

    Sourcing, evidence, drafts, follow up, scheduling, ATS write back. The parts nobody enjoys sit in the same run, so nothing stops at a list of names.

    Context that keeps compounding

    Every brief, rejection and debrief stays with me. Role three starts from what roles one and two taught me.

    Laidback

    Keep your stack, add the coworker

    No migration, no rip and replace. I work on top of what you already run.