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Recruitment, automation, and building a fast-moving agency.
The best ATS for a new recruitment agency
A new recruitment agency needs an ATS that is quick to set up, cheap while you win first clients and grows with you. What to look for and how they compare.
How much does it cost to start a recruitment agency?
A solo recruitment agency costs about £5,000 to £8,000 in its first year in the UK. Here is every line of the cost, and when one placement pays it all back.
Recruitment MCP Servers: Let an AI Agent Run Your Desk
A recruitment MCP server is a secure bridge between your AI agent and your Lovelio account. How it works, what the 70 tools can do and how to connect safely.
Every Recruiter Needs to Be an Agent Orchestrator
Your competitors will soon be single recruiters with 20 to 50 agents working around the clock. Here is how to become an agent orchestrator in about a week.
What Is an Agentic ATS? A Plain-English Guide
An agentic ATS is recruitment software agents can work inside, not just a database you type into. What it can safely do today and when your agency should care.
Your ATS was built for a world we left.
If your AI agents cannot interrogate, interact with and even run your ATS today, you are already behind. Why non-human traffic changes what agencies should buy.
Recruitment is more about timing than database size.
A database of 100,000 candidates sounds impressive, but ten years of CVs only tells you what happened. Recruitment is about what is changing today, and timing.
Buy recruitment software for 2027, not today!
Vendors built on the outgoing technology rarely win the next era. Why recruitment agencies should choose software for how they will work in 2027, not for today.
What Does "Headless" Mean for a Recruitment Agency?
Lovelio is a true headless recruitment platform, but I get so many blank stares when I say that to people. So what is headless, and why does it matter to you?
MCP versus API. Which one is right for me?
Two ways to connect to Lovelio, explained without the jargon. API is a permanent connection. MCP is for AI agents that pop in, do a job, and then pop back out.