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Question: In the million-miles-an-hour HR recruitment landscape that’s already awash with HCM (human capital management), HRIS (human resources information system) and ATS (applicant tracking system), do you really need another report churning resource?
You might already use a HCM or HRIS that has recruitment features, besides standard features like annual leave, payroll, training and sick leave. And you might even have integrated your HCM or HRIS with an amazing ATS.
But, here’s the catch. You see, businesses accrue mass volumes of big data on a scale that’s almost incomprehensible. So, you might be able to generate transactional data, for example, for drilling down into things like time-to-hire or which job board yields results.
Yet these results are flat and unaligned. And don’t offer pople insights.
Now, imagine having tools that collect, process and analyze all the moving parts from everywhere you’re amassing big data. And imagine how this uplevelled information would act as a catalyst for –
Analytics are the future of smarter, faster and more strategic HR recruitment for all these reasons and more. In addition, they have game changing potential to underpin and elevate the role of HR recruitment in your business and every medium – large business with people insights.
So, let’s dive in to an introduction to analytics – and why you might want to give them some serious thought.
Any data that you’re used to might be able to tell you many useful things. But truthfully, it has a legacy feel about it compared to analytics. This is because data is typically only captured from a single system. As a result, it’s one-dimensional. But analytics provide a fully cohesive overview in glorious technicolor.
So, prepare to wave goodbye to ‘death by spreadsheet’ telling you things that you probably already know! Instead, thought provoking analytics empower you to look beyond transactional information that focuses on the processes, but not the people.
What does this actually mean in practice rather than theory? Great question!
Let’s take time to fill as an example…
The data you’re currently able to generate might indicate how long it usually takes you to fill different job types. But that’s all. Raw data alone doesn’t give you any insight into anything else, such as the quality and performance of these hires.
On the other hand, HR recruitment analytics equip you with a wider reaching lens. So, besides tracking time to fill, you can also track other key criteria, such as –
You can save time, effort and money when you know which job boards or agencies are your best bets for specific vacancies. But analytics transport you to an entirely different playing field. They do so by informing how to uplevel your processes and truly align them with your business objectives.
What are the Benefits of HR Recruitment Analytics?
A data-driven approach to HR recruitment might center around, “Which job board or agency should I use for this particular position or vacancy?”
Whereas, an analytics-driven approach might be, “Which job board or agency will source the best quality candidates who are most likely to stay with the company, and at what cost?”
This dynamic 360 approach is served by a potent combination of multi-source analytics. So ultimately, the unification of your pre- and post-hire data tools you up for:
At HireRoad, we’re always exploring different and innovative ways to enhance a manageable and meaningful talent HR recruitment process. Our powerful analytics tools support these aims, by increasing the value of the HR recruitment team, and putting HR recruitment at the heart of your overall business strategy.
Are you inspired by the idea of talent acquisition analytics for faster, smarter and more strategic hiring? Then get in touch. Let us take you through a demo and answer all your questions.