Recruitment & Consulting agencies
Recruiters and Consulting Agencies:
Take the lead and set the standard!
STAND OUT!
By managing your client's best interests, especially when it comes to personal data, you build trust and grow your authority in the field of recruitment and consulting.
Showcasing how you handle personal data, as a responsible business, as a recruiter and on behalf of candidates is a win-win situation.
With Skilldrop, you don’t send a CV as an email attachment:
- Upload the CV into Skilldrop
- Share a unique URL of the CV
- Set the window of time it can be viewed
- Set who gets the temporary online access to the CV
- The link expires and the CV disappears.
Welcome to the Skilldrop standard.
Skilldrop let you set the new standard when it comes to communicating personal data.
With the introduction of GDPR it has taught us that companies need to change how they manage personal data in the workplace or suffer the consequences.
Manage profiles
Keep all your talent in one place. Add them manually or connect your current CV database via APIs.
Manage, and share links
Create and share links to profiles. Revoke access to profiles or let it expire automatically. It's a simple five minute setup, then it just works!
Let your brand shine
When you share a link from your Skilldrop account, the landing page is branded with your logo.
Our client asked us to implement Skilldrop to manage the flow of CVs and personal data - we now have a satisfied client for 5 minutes of work with Skilldrop.
It was an opportunity for us!
"We started using Skilldrop because we saw an opportunity to show our clients that we care about personal data. It gives a professional impression, both towards the talent we represent and our clients.
Olivia Price, Leeds
Our consultant managers use it everyday
"The simplicity of Skilldrop is the beauty of it. We didn't have to switch from using our current toolset. We store our consultants CVs in Google Drive as regular documents currently. Skilldrop was the perfect addition to share those CVs with clients in a much more controlled way, instead of sending PDF attachments."
Jules Laurent, Paris
