Compare ClearCompany vs Hiretual
 ClearCompany |  Hiretual (80) 4.8 out of 5 Optimized for quick response |
Pricing
| ‐ | Hiretual Pro Custom per user | |
| ‐ | Hiretual Premium $890/year | |
Free Trial Unavailable | Free Trial Unavailable |
Ratings
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Features
Reviewers' Company Size
Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.) | ||
Mid-Market (51-1000 emp.) | ||
Enterprise (> 1000 emp.) |
Reviewers' Industry
Hospital & Health Care 8.9% | Staffing and Recruiting 23.8% | |
Information Technology and Services 7.6% | Information Technology and Services 13.8% | |
Retail 5.7% | Human Resources 10.0% | |
Non-Profit Organization Management 4.4% | Internet 8.8% | |
Human Resources 4.4% | Computer Software 8.8% | |
Other 69.0% | Other 35.0% |
Reviews
| Most Helpful Favorable Review | Roland M. User in Hospital & Health Care The software is very user-friendly. The system makes recruiting and keeping track of candidates so much more efficient. We've been able to reduce hiring time, customize certain items, and some of our end users have raved on how easy it is to navigate... | Stephen W. Executive Sponsor Hiretual is an invaluable tool when it comes to locating profiles and providing real insight. Not only that, you can contact these potential candidates directly. There is so much to like, it is hard to pick just one aspect. |
| Most Helpful Critical Review | Administrator in Building Materials If I could change something about the Clear Company system it would be the Workflow stages. These tend to be hard to navigate when multiple hiring managers are accessing the same requisition. The grading system just does not match up with the Workflow... | Kristin L. User in Human Resources Limited numbers in nurture tracks makes organizing larger candidate pools difficult, so I organize them by priority in groups per role. That's really the only thing, and it's not even a dislike as much as a mere fleck on an otherwise spotlessly awesome... |
