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Every new role does not need to go everywhere at once. The agent coordinates job distribution across internal job postings, employee referrals and your career site, using your rules to decide when each channel goes live. The agent coordinates. The recruiter closes.

A new role gets approved and the usual thing happens: it goes live everywhere. Career site, external channels, employee referrals, internal postings. There is no real sequence, just more places for recruiters to manage.

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That means your employees may discover a role on LinkedIn before they ever get the chance to refer someone. Recruiters end up deciding where and when to publish each job, then repeating the process across every new requisition.
The result: more manual coordination and less control over how each role enters the talent market.
The agent takes your sourcing strategy and turns it into a sequence. It can give internal talent first access, wait for the conditions you define, then expand distribution to other channels automatically.
The recruiter sets the strategy. The agent makes sure it happens consistently across every role.

Gives employees and internal talent access before external distribution, when your rules call for it.

Keeps the next channel back until the timing or conditions you define are met.

Moves the role to additional channels when it is time to widen the search.

Steps in where human judgement matters: evaluating candidates, engaging talent and making the hire.
Every Agent Builder workflow follows the same simple logic. You decide what starts the process, what conditions determine the next step and where the job should go. The agent handles the sequence automatically.
The agent picks up the role when the relevant event or schedule occurs.
Use timing, job type or other conditions to determine which channel should be active.
The agent publishes or unpublishes the role across the channels you've selected.
Where communication is needed, the agent can trigger the next step automatically.
Configure your sourcing strategy once. The agent coordinates distribution from there.
Give employees and internal candidates a defined window before taking the role wider.
Jobs move through your chosen distribution sequence automatically instead of relying on recruiter memory.
Less time deciding where to publish. More time engaging, evaluating and closing the candidates the role needs.
Job distribution is one workflow Agent Builder can coordinate. The same framework can launch AI interviews when applications arrive, move qualified candidates between stages, enforce compliance rules before an offer is created or keep candidates informed throughout the process.
The agents handle the coordination. Your recruiters handle the sourcing strategy, candidate conversations and decisions that move hiring forward.

We can show you this agent configured around your actual job types, channels and distribution rules. See how the sequence works and where your recruiters step in.

It automatically coordinates where and when a job is distributed based on the sourcing rules you define. For example, a role can be made available to employees first and expanded to other channels later.
You can configure the workflow around Career Site, Employee Referrals and Internal Job Postings, using different rules for each channel.
Yes. You can configure the sequence so internal channels are used before the job is distributed more broadly.
Yes. Conditions can be used to create different workflows based on the characteristics of the role, so your sourcing strategy does not have to be one-size-fits-all.
Yes. The workflow can use timing rules to determine when the next distribution step should happen.
No. Once the agent is configured, it handles the distribution steps automatically according to your rules.
Yes. The workflow is configurable, so you can change the conditions, timing and channels as your sourcing strategy evolves.
No. Smart Job Distribution is one use case for Agent Builder. The same framework can coordinate many other repetitive steps across the hiring process.