Bounded permissions
Give each agent only the data and actions needed for its approved task.
An agentic approach to talent operations: specialist agents and bots assist with defined tasks, while people set the context, review the evidence and own the outcome.
Recruitment involves hundreds of small handoffs. The orchestration model connects approved tasks, surfaces exceptions and keeps human review visible.
OPERATING MODEL · CAPABILITIES REQUIRE OPERATIONAL VALIDATION
Illustrative operating model. Agent scope and controls are agreed for each engagement.
Select an agent to see the work it can support and the human responsibility that sits alongside it.
Role-to-skill mapping, search suggestions and outreach drafts.
A recruiter checks relevance, permissions and the candidate experience.
Give each agent only the data and actions needed for its approved task.
Design for visible task status, review points and escalation paths.
Review before decisions that affect a candidate or create an employer commitment.
No. Final selection and employment decisions stay with authorised people. Any deployed workflow makes that responsibility explicit.
This is the operating model. Availability, supported tasks, integrations and human review controls are confirmed for each engagement.
Yes. The experience includes an accessible support and review route, with a named owner, identity checks and a defined response process.
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