The short version
Credentials are part of the hiring process, not a first-week chore. Ask for them in the journey and look them up before you make the offer.
List what each role needs
Write the list once per role, so recruiters ask for the same things every time and candidates know what to have ready.
A typical list for a clinical role
- An active license for your state, with the number.
- Current certifications the role requires, such as BLS.
- Any role-specific certificates or training records.
- Professional references.
Collect it in the journey
- 1
Document upload step
Candidates upload licenses and certificates as part of the journey, from their phone.
In Journeys - 2
Review in one place
Set the document types each role needs and review what each candidate sent.
In Offers & onboarding - 3
References in the same flow
Ask for references, each with their relationship and contact details.
In Journeys
Look it up before the offer
Make the offer
- 1
- 2
Built-in e-signature
A full audit trail, a trusted timestamp seal and a signature certificate PDF.
In Offers & onboarding
Let onboarding pick up the rest
- 1
A plan matched to the role
Build plans once, and the right one starts for each hire.
In Offers & onboarding - 2
Tasks timed to the start date
Orientation, equipment and first-shift tasks go out on schedule, counting from day one.
In Offers & onboarding - 3
Confirm or waive
Confirm or waive tasks and change the start date from the candidate profile.
In Offers & onboarding