Digital humans for HR & recruitment teams
From screening job interviews to staff training, provide a friendly face and a place for employees to ask their important questions – 24/7 and in 90+ languages.
HR automation without the frustration.
Automation can leave employees feeling lost, confused and dissatisfied. Is it efficient? Yes. But modern HR teams can do so much more to create productive, supportive, engaging and even fun experiences – from recruitment through onboarding and into the workplace.
Set people up for success.
Improve your recruitment, onboarding and HR experiences.
Engage during recruitment.
Screen your job applicants without making them fill in tiresome forms. Digital humans can learn more about potential new recruits, engage with them and report back on key findings.
Offer world-class onboarding.
Great onboarding can make employees 2.6x more satisfied and up to 75% more productive in their first three months. So don’t leave them to read tomes of onboarding documents. Provide a cohesive, consistent and conversational experience that new employees find helpful, fun and engaging.
When HR meets AI
Your digital human remains a lasting point of contact in your HR team. They can collect feedback, answer ongoing queries and even provide anonymous support. Digital humans can never judge, so can answer those questions employees might feel too embarrassed to ask you irl.
Where else do our digital humans work?
Our Buyer’s Guide is a great place to start
Our free guide explains the advantages of a digital human, who they’re for, what a typical project and timeline looks like, key questions to ask of your provider, and so much more.
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