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A view of the desk that nobody had to fill in.

Management has a CRM nobody updates because the real work happens in email. Insights reads the flow Saply already tracks: requests arrived, picked up, proposed, won, hours between each step, lost reasons from the client's own replies. One page, exportable for the board. Available on the Enterprise tier.

Every Monday, the desk in numbers nobody had to type.

Insights / Last 30 days Export PDF

Request to shortlist

19 min

Shortlist to proposal

4.2 h

Never picked up

6

Requests arrived
84
Picked up
61
Candidates emailed
47
Proposal sent
29
Won
9

Why lost, from client replies

  • Rate too high 7
  • Availability or start date 5
  • No reply from client 4
  • Needed on site 3
  • Chose a partner's candidate 2

Illustrative. The ATS records the result; Saply records how the team got there and what it missed.

The biggest staffing and consultancy firms in the Benelux and the UK run on Saply.

The problem

The numbers exist. They are just spread across inboxes.

01

No single overview

Who is available, which requests came in, how fast the team responded. Each answer lives in a different inbox.

02

A CRM nobody fills in

Logging is extra work, so the dashboard shows what people remembered to type, not what happened.

03

Lost deals stay unexplained

Rate too high, start date too late, needed on site. The reason is in the client's reply and nobody reads it twice.

How it works

Four questions, answered every Monday morning.

  1. 1

    What arrived

    Every request, by source and by recruiter, including the ones never picked up and their estimated value.

  2. 2

    How fast we moved

    Hours from request to shortlist, from shortlist to proposal, per recruiter and per source.

  3. 3

    Why we lost

    Lost reasons lifted from the client's own reply emails: rate, availability, no reply, needed on site.

  4. 4

    Who delivers

    Which candidates reply and how fast, which partners deliver, which clients go quiet.

What powers it

Fed by the flow, not by the team.

Each solution is a combination of the same four products. They share one pool, one set of templates and one tracking layer.

  • Insights Enterprise

    The management page itself, exportable to PDF. Available on the Enterprise tier.

    About Insights
  • Deal Intelligence

    The source of every number: requests, shortlists, drafts, proposals and replies, all tracked.

    About Deal Intelligence
FAQ

What people ask before they buy.

Short answers. For the long ones, book thirty minutes and bring a real request.

Insights is useful once more than one team runs Deal Intelligence and management wants to compare desks, divisions and clients. That is the Enterprise setup, and Insights ships with it.

No. The CRM records the result. Insights records how the team got there and what it missed. Enterprise customers push both into the CRM through the integration.

Yes. Requests picked up, hours to shortlist, hours to proposal and win rate, per recruiter, per source and per client.

It reads the client's reply. Rate too high, start date too late, candidate withdrew, no reply after the deadline. The reason is categorised and the original email stays one click away.

Yes. Insights exports to PDF for the board, and every metric behind it is available through the open API, so it can feed Power BI, your CRM dashboard or a data warehouse. Enterprise customers already push requests, candidates and outcomes into their CRM through the integration. Any integration is possible.

Next step

Bring one real request. Leave with a proposal.

Thirty minutes on your own data. You see the shortlist, the drafts and the output before anyone talks about price.