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- Blog31 Aug 2026The candidates who never appliedLookout is Vouch's sourcing agent. It searches beyond your own candidate base, screens what it finds against the role's scorecard, and delivers people into the review flow you already use.
Håkon Høgetveit3 min read - Blog29 Aug 2026Vouch has an API nowPut your jobs on your own site, under your own brand, and collect candidates wherever you meet them. A read-only REST API, an embeddable apply flow, and signed webhooks.
Håkon Høgetveit3 min read - Blog27 Aug 2026How to share a shortlist with your client without sending a PDFMost agencies present candidates as a PDF or a long email. Vouch lets you share the live candidate, control exactly what the client sees, and collect their feedback in the same place. No account required at their end.
Håkon Høgetveit5 min read - Blog25 Mar 2026The practical difference between a contact list and a durable network.Building a durable network is less about having a long list, and more about whether the interactions you've had are adding up to something.
Håkon Høgetveit5 min read - Customer story24 Mar 2026How Branchy runs their entire recruitment agency on Vouch.Replaced Teamtailor, started fresh, and built a searchable talent pool that actually works.Branchy2 min read
- Blog18 Mar 2026Recruiters build networks. Agencies rarely do.The agencies building real compounding network advantage build systems where every conversation adds to something shared and persistent.
Håkon Høgetveit2 min read - Customer story21 Jan 2026When quality beats volume — how Relationsales builds sales teams with clarity.Stop tracking. Start hiring.Relationsales1 min read
- Customer story5 Dec 2025Fronted chooses Vouch to power their AI-native recruitment, end to end.Global hiring done right. AI-native recruitment powered by Vouch.Fronted2 min read
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