Welcome to Agentic Employer Relations thatwatches every employer's postings and hires all season.

Fair day is the biggest hiring day of the year, and it used to rest on relationships one person kept in an inbox. Risely's agents watch every employer, flag the drift, and draft the outreach. The manager approves every send.

The employer watch · posting season, week two

one draft held

Meridian Healthtwo roles live this weeksteady
Halewood Groupposted through the seasonsteady
Northgate Labsposted three roles last fall and none this seasongone quiet

read Northgate's posting history · the postings stopped when their recruiter left in March

checked the graduates they hired · two analysts from the spring class, both still there

drafted the outreach from that shared history

"Both analysts you hired from our spring class are coming up on their first anniversary. We'd love to have Northgate back for the October fair, and registration closes Monday."

held for the employer relations manager

The whole history lives on the record.

Risely's agents keep every employer's postings, hires, and contacts on one record, watched continuously. When a recruiter leaves, the institution keeps the relationship.

One employer's record

watched continuously

Postingsevery role they have listed, by season
Hireswhich graduates they took and who stayed
Contactsevery recruiter, including the ones who left
Touchesfairs attended, emails answered, visits hosted

When a recruiter changes jobs, the history stays. No relationship lives in one inbox.

The drift surfaces in week two.

Northgate's campus recruiter left in March, and the postings just stopped. The ongoing read flags the quiet account while the season is still young enough to save.

Northgate Labs

research & analytics

surfaced

11 months

since anyone from campus reached out

Postings

they listed three roles last fall and none since the season opened

Hires

two analysts from the spring class, both still there

Contact

their campus recruiter left the team in March

An inbox would have noticed in October, at an empty table.

The outreach starts from the shared history.

The draft opens with the two analysts Northgate hired and kept, then makes one clear ask. The manager reads it and sends it, so the employer hears from a person.

The outreach, ready

·Draft opens with the two analysts they kepttheir own hires
·Names the October fair and the Monday deadlineone clear ask
·The manager reads it and presses sendstaff send

Risely's agents draft from the shared history. A person sends, and the relationship stays the institution's.

The table comes back before fair day.

One approval brings Northgate back to the floor with two roles posted and a week of interviews on the calendar. The empty table never happens.

The fall floor plan

one table open

One approval brings Northgate back with two roles posted and a week of interviews on the calendar.

One thing moves. The watch re-runs.

A recruiter who leaves, a posting that never renews, an acquisition that shuffles the team. Any of them can cost a hiring season, and every one runs the same way.

  1. A recruiter changes jobs

    the postings stop without a word

  2. The signal drops on the record

    week two of posting season

  3. The outreach drafts itself

    from two analysts hired and kept

  4. The manager reads and sends

    the relationship stays the institution's

  5. The table fills before October

    two roles posted the same week

What changes, and how it runs.

No relationship lives in one inbox

Every employer's history sits on the record. Risely's agents watch it continuously.

Drift gets caught in weeks

The outreach goes out while the fall can still be saved.

Every recovered employer feeds the class

A warm table again means postings, interviews, and offers for this year's seniors.

The technical read

Connects read-only to your SIS and career platform to start

A person approves everything that reaches an employer

Every action lands on an append-only log

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Runs alongside what you have. Nothing rips out.