Staffing made plain.

Post jobs, fill them from one list of applicants, onboard new hires on their phones, and approve their hours. PlainHiring runs all of it for staffing agencies, and every screen carries your name.

Setup is three steps, and you can post a real job at the end of it.

  1. Post

    Write a job once. It goes to your careers site, Google's job search, and a feed that job boards read.

    One posting, three places: your careers site, Google job search, and a job board feed.

  2. Fill

    Every applicant lands in one pipeline with where they came from. Send your best to the client and see when they open it.

    Every applicant in one list: new applicants arrive side by side, and your best pick stands out.

  3. Onboard

    The job's requirements become the hire's checklist. They finish it on their phone from a texted link, with no password.

    Paperwork done on a phone: the checklist is complete and the badge is ready.

  4. Pay

    Workers clock in on their phones and clients approve. You only look at the timesheets that seem off.

    Hours approved, hire paid: the worker clocked in, the timesheet is approved, and pay goes out on time.

Two sides

Two front doors. One set of records.

Your team works in the portal. Your candidates never see it. They get your careers page and a phone screen with your name on it, and what one side does shows up on the other right away.

  1. Your candidates

    Applies from a phone

    No account to create and no resume file to hunt for.

    Your team

    A new name in your applicant list

    Every applicant for every job in one place, with where they came from.

  2. Your team

    Starts onboarding with one button

    The checklist you set up once is copied for each new hire.

    Your candidates

    Gets a link by email

    It opens their checklist on a screen with your name. No password.

  3. Your candidates

    Uploads a photo of a license

    Straight from the phone's camera, as one step of the checklist.

    Your team

    Sees it waiting for review

    Approve it, or send it back with a note that tells them what to fix.

Who it is for

Built for work where the paperwork matters.

A technician inspecting landing gear with a flashlight
Aviation maintenanceCertificates and recent experience, confirmed before anyone touches an aircraft.
A nurse reviewing a tablet at a hallway workstation
HealthcareLicenses, cards, and records in one checklist the nurse finishes from a phone.
A forklift operator driving down a warehouse aisle
Warehouse and industrialSafety cards and site rules collected once, then reused on the next placement.

Your brand

It carries your name. Ours stays out of the way.

Candidates, new hires, and clients only ever see you. Pick a sample company to watch the same portal change hands.

  • Your logo and colors on every screen
  • Your own web address for jobs and checklists
  • Texts and emails signed with your name

Sample company

Harborline
Today
Jobs
Candidates
Onboarding

Tuesday, November 10

Needs you today

  • 7 new applicants for A&P Mechanic
  • 2 documents are waiting for review
  • The nurse posting expires in 2 days

careers.harborlinestaffing.com

Harborline: Hi Hannah, your offer is signed. Finish your checklist before Monday. Open my checklist

Someone at a kitchen table finishing their paperwork on a phone

Harborline Staffing

Hi Hannah, 3 of 8 done

Offer letter signed

RN license verified

Next up

Form I-9

Start, about 4 minutes

Getting started

Three kinds of people join. Each gets a short way in.

Your company

Three steps and your portal is live

Add your name and colors, invite your team, and post your first job.

Start your portal

Your staff

Invited by email, working the same day

A recruiter opens the invite, confirms their name, and lands on their own to-do list.

People joining you

Apply from a phone, finish paperwork from a text

No account and no resume needed to apply. Once hired, the checklist arrives as a link.

Where your jobs go

From day one, every job is on your careers site, in Google's job search, and in a feed that job boards read. Indeed and LinkedIn approve each hiring system before they accept its postings, so those two come later.

  • Your careers site
  • Google job search
  • Job board feed
  • Indeed, not yet
  • LinkedIn, not yet

Start with one job.

Post it tonight and see who applies by the morning. Everything after that builds on the same record.

Start your portal