Greenhouse’s Services group will now be able to help enterprise customers implement the recruiting platform’s solutions more quickly and cost-effectively.

Using four professional services capabilities, Greenhouse Services can facilitate implementation, setup, workflows and benchmarking. The company said the unit will help companies build, connect, integrate and optimize the hiring platform for their needs.

The services are:

• Build: Implementation consulting on Greenhouse configuration.
• Connect: Uses HRIS Link to connect workflows across hiring platforms and HRIS systems.
• Integrate: Offers guidance on how best to migrate systems and historical data. Greenhouse API experts will assist with systems integration and define requirements so customers can leverage appropriate technical resources.
• Optimize: Solutions design optimizes the hiring process and measurement.

“As the experts in our own technology, we help customers build a secure integrated solution that ultimately elevates hiring to a strategic capability,” said Kristina Nieves, Greenhouse’s vice president of professional services.

Greenhouse Customer Expectations

In a blog post, Greenhouse said customers consider it to be an expert on hiring, and look to the company to provide best practices and support so they can make the best use of its products.

To that end, the company expanded Greenhouse Services’ solutions to include consulting and designing hiring solutions for enterprise customers, with the goal of helping them make the platform work in the most efficient way possible for each particular business.

Last week, Greenhouse and diversity software developer Circa announced an integration that will post jobs to Circa’s network of 15,500 community organizations and over 600 local employment sites. Circa provides OFCCP compliance management and recruiting technology solutions, and said it’s expanding its product and service lines through partnerships to meet increasing demand.

In January, Greenhouse received a $500 million investment from investment firms TPG Growth and the Rise Fund, giving the company an estimated value of about $820 million.

Authors

Mark Feffer

Mark Feffer is executive editor of RecruitingDaily and the HCM Technology Report. He’s written for TechTarget, HR Magazine, SHRM, Dice Insights, TLNT.com and TalentCulture, as well as Dow Jones, Bloomberg and Staffing Industry Analysts. He likes schnauzers, sailing and Kentucky-distilled beverages.