Vacancy intake
Turn an agreed client brief into a structured vacancy record, tasks and follow-up prompts.
Practical AI and automation for small and medium-sized businesses across the UK.
Business efficiency for recruitment
Sterling helps recruitment teams improve the movement of information between enquiries, inboxes, calendars and CRMs—without automating judgement that belongs with a recruiter.
Three workflows to examine first
Turn an agreed client brief into a structured vacancy record, tasks and follow-up prompts.
Capture consented information, coordinate document requests and keep CRM records complete.
Reduce email back-and-forth by connecting availability, confirmations, reminders and status updates.
Practical safeguards
Recommendations are proportionate to the risk, the information involved and the decisions people need to retain.
A measured audit path
Share the process, tools and recurring friction in around five minutes.
Where evidence calls for a deeper look, map the workflow, controls and priorities.
Choose whether Sterling should implement an agreed improvement under a clear scope.
Illustrative worked example
Situation: a local professional-services team receives enquiries by email, retypes details into a spreadsheet and manually arranges follow-ups.
Illustrative improvement: one structured form can capture the details, create a consistent record, prepare an acknowledgement and prompt a human to review the next step.
This is an illustrative example, not a client testimonial or a claim of measured savings. Any recommendation and expected benefit would be validated against the business's real process.
Local, practical support
For independent recruiters and growing recruitment teams across York, North Yorkshire, the Tees Valley and the wider UK.
Questions from recruitment
Not by default. Sterling focuses first on administrative friction and keeps recruitment judgement with people.
Potentially. The audit checks available integrations, data quality and workflow constraints before recommending a connection.