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Talent and workforce operations

Connect candidate speed, client demand and workforce readiness in one operating model.

Momentum combines candidate and vacancy workflows with client CRM, interviews, communications, documents, hiring actions, onboarding, rota, attendance and workforce reporting. Recruiters can move quickly while retaining ownership, consent, stage and handoff evidence.

A candidate in a professional interview
Built for the operating team
RecruitersAccount managersTalent operationsHR and onboardingWorkforce planners
Operational pressure Momentum addresses
Candidate and vacancy notes are duplicated across ATS, inbox and CRM.
Fast-moving interview changes create missed communications and unclear ownership.
Placement does not flow cleanly into onboarding, time and workforce operations.
Consent, retention and sensitive people data require stronger controls than a spreadsheet.
Connected lifecycle

How work moves through Momentum

Each stage uses a real platform surface and preserves the organization-scoped record, owner and evidence needed by the next team.

01

Open demand

Create the client, vacancy, role requirements, commercial context and accountable recruiter.

CustomersJob openingsTasks
02

Source and qualify

Capture candidates, CV evidence, status, availability, consent and matching context in governed records.

CandidatesResume parserTalent pipeline
03

Interview

Coordinate calendars, preparation, feedback, communications and stage progression without losing the vacancy relationship.

CalendarMeetingsHiring
04

Offer and place

Track offer actions, documents, approvals and the transition from candidate to worker or employee record.

OffersDocumentsOnboarding
05

Operate the workforce

Manage schedules, attendance, timesheets, learning and pay-readiness evidence after placement.

RotaAttendancePayroll readiness
Consolidation map

Up to 43 separate tool categories across 5 departments

This is a workflow-consolidation count, not a claim that infrastructure networks disappear. Each row names the conventional point-tool category, the Momentum surface that absorbs the operational work, the minimum whole-company plan, and any provider boundary that remains.

5
relevant departments
43
tool categories consolidated
35
major platform capability families
4
editable outcome measures
13 tool categories

Sales & CRM

Picture a rep opening one account and seeing the lead source, next task, call, meeting, deal evidence, quote, forecast posture and renewal path without reconstructing the story.

+

CRM database

Starter+

Consolidates: Standalone contact and account CRM

Leads, contacts, customers, accounts, notes, groups and relationship history

/crm

Pipeline manager

Starter+

Consolidates: Separate deal-board software

Configurable stages, values, owners, evidence and next actions

/sales

Prospecting workspace

Starter+

Consolidates: Rep task and lead-prioritisation app

Priority queues, ownership, signals and focused rep execution

/crm/prospecting-center

Sales sequencer

Starter+

Consolidates: Standalone cadence platform

Multi-step sequences, branching, task steps, reply detection and exits

/crm/sequencesBoundary: External sends still use the connected mailbox or delivery provider.

Sales dialler workspace

Starter+

Consolidates: Separate dialler desktop

Calls Hub, callbacks, scripts, outcomes and CRM-linked call activity

/callsBoundary: Twilio or Telnyx remains the telecom rail.

Meeting scheduler

Starter+

Consolidates: Standalone scheduling link

Meeting types, booking pages, approvals, reminders and calendar handoff

/crm/calendarBoundary: External calendar sync uses Google or Microsoft.

Proposal and quote tool

Starter+

Consolidates: Separate quoting workspace

Catalog-backed quotes, documents, approval trail and customer handoff

/commerce/quotes

Forecast workspace

Growth+

Consolidates: Spreadsheet or specialist forecast layer

Probability-weighted pipeline, scenarios, quotas, commits and risk drivers

/dashboards/forecasting

Territory planner

Growth+

Consolidates: Separate mapping and territory app

Saved coverage zones, location context and rep ownership

/crm/territory-plannerBoundary: Map data uses Google Maps when connected.

Deal and lead coach

Starter+

Consolidates: Generic rep coaching assistant

Grounded lead/deal briefs using CRM evidence, gaps and next actions

/crm

Conversation coach

Enterprise+

Consolidates: Standalone call-intelligence overlay

Live transcript cues grounded in the selected lead, deal or account

/callsBoundary: Live coaching requires transcription/model capacity and is not autonomous decision-making.

Sales enablement LMS

Enterprise+

Consolidates: Separate sales academy and certification tool

Courses, practice, quizzes, evidence, manager review, credentials and coaching

/academy

Renewal tracker

Growth+

Consolidates: Renewal spreadsheet or point solution

Dates, ownership, risk, scheduled Stripe renewal actions and success handoff

/crm/renewalsBoundary: Payment execution requires the organization’s Stripe connection.
7 tool categories

Communications

Picture an internal handoff, customer email, support reply, call and meeting all retaining the same customer and operational context.

+

Internal team chat

Starter+

Consolidates: General-purpose internal chat for operational threads

Channels, groups, replies, reactions, saved messages, files and customer-linked context

/communication/internalchat

Shared inbox

Starter+

Consolidates: Separate team mailbox console

Merged external conversations, folders, assignment context and delivery state

/communicationsBoundary: Mailbox delivery and inbound sync require Google, Microsoft or configured SMTP/IMAP.

SMS workspace

Starter+

Consolidates: Standalone texting console

CRM-linked texts, status callbacks and workflow actions

/communicationsBoundary: A telecom provider delivers SMS.

Call operations

Starter+

Consolidates: Separate call-centre desktop

Calling, callbacks, dispositions, recordings and supervisor context

/callsBoundary: A telecom provider places calls.

Meeting operations

Growth+

Consolidates: Separate meeting lifecycle tracker

Bookings, agendas, rooms, artifacts, attendance and CRM write-back

/communications/meetings

Delivery-health monitor

Growth+

Consolidates: Provider-by-provider status spreadsheet

Failed sends, syncs, webhook events and reconciliation queues

/communications/health

Communication automation

Growth+

Consolidates: Manual notification and follow-up coordination

Workflow-triggered customer and internal messages with owned exceptions

/dashboard/workflows
10 tool categories

HR & Workforce

Imagine a new hire moving from candidate to offer, onboarding, schedule, attendance, goals and learning without another manual re-key of their identity.

+

Core HR records

Growth+

Consolidates: Basic employee-record system

Governed people records, organization and lifecycle context

/hr/people

Applicant tracker

Growth+

Consolidates: Standalone ATS

Candidates, openings, stages, interviews, offers and hiring actions

/hr/hiring

Onboarding tracker

Growth+

Consolidates: New-hire checklist tool

Cross-team onboarding, documents, owners, dates and readiness

/hr/people

Performance manager

Growth+

Consolidates: Separate review and goals tool

Goals, reviews, skills and development context

/hr/performance

Compensation planner

Growth+

Consolidates: Compensation review spreadsheet

Reward planning, approvals and budget context

/hr/compensation

Leave manager

Growth+

Consolidates: Standalone leave tracker

Requests, policy, approvals and coverage consequences

/hr/leave

Rota scheduler

Growth+

Consolidates: Standalone shift-scheduling app

Rotas, availability, open shifts, swaps and coverage

/rota

Attendance system

Growth+

Consolidates: Separate clocking and exception tool

Clocking, attendance history, exceptions and manager review

/attendance

Timesheet workflow

Growth+

Consolidates: Standalone time-approval tool

Timesheets, approvals and payroll-ready time evidence

/attendance/timesheets

Workforce planner

Growth+

Consolidates: Capacity planning spreadsheet

Coverage, workload, labor pressure and staffing decisions

/managers/workforce-planning
7 tool categories

Operations & Work Management

Picture every recurring process having an owner, trigger, approval, retry path, deadline and evidence trail instead of living in somebody’s memory.

+

Task manager

Starter+

Consolidates: Standalone team task board

Owned tasks, dates, priorities, customers and operational context

/tasks

Workflow automation

Growth+

Consolidates: Separate no-code automation product

Triggers, conditions, approvals, tasks, provider actions, retries and publish gates

/dashboard/workflows

Approval system

Growth+

Consolidates: Email-based approval chains

Policies, request state, accountable reviewers and audit evidence

/admin/governance

Portfolio tracker

Growth+

Consolidates: Goals and initiative spreadsheet

Goals, initiatives, outcomes and progress visibility

/dashboards/goals

Capacity planner

Growth+

Consolidates: Workload spreadsheet

Rota, attendance and workload evidence for coverage decisions

/managers/workforce-planning

Operating memory

Growth+

Consolidates: Decision log and handoff notes app

Decisions, reusable rules, exceptions and next-step context

/ops-lab

Runbook control

Growth+

Consolidates: Static SOP documents

Executable workflow steps, approvals, exceptions and reviewable runs

/dashboard/workflows
6 tool categories

Analytics & Planning

Picture a leadership metric that can be opened until the underlying records, dates and source events are visible—not a number pasted into a slide.

+

Dashboard platform

Growth+

Consolidates: Separate operational dashboard tool

Department and executive dashboards with organization-scoped sources

/dashboards

Report builder

Growth+

Consolidates: Manual recurring report production

Report catalog, scheduled output, exports and drill-through

/analytics/reports

Metric query workspace

Growth+

Consolidates: Ad hoc spreadsheet analysis

Governed queries, source labels and custom measures

/analytics/queries

Attribution analytics

Growth+

Consolidates: Standalone attribution product

First, last, linear and position-based revenue attribution

/analytics/attribution

Forecasting

Growth+

Consolidates: Separate sales/cash/workforce planning sheets

Recorded-input forecasts and scenario review

/dashboards/forecasting

Operational alerts

Enterprise+

Consolidates: Manual anomaly-check routine

Failures, deteriorating trends and evidence-linked actions

/dashboards
Picture the workflow

From vacancy to workforce-ready placement

Select each moment to see how disconnected activity becomes one governed operating story.

With Momentum

Momentum joins client demand, candidate stage, communications, interview evidence and offer actions.

Outcome planner

Set a target the source records can actually prove.

These percentages are editable implementation targets—not claimed customer results or guarantees. Capture the baseline first, agree the measurement window, then compare like-for-like organization data.

Candidate stage ageing

Reduce qualified candidates sitting beyond the agreed stage threshold

Planning scenario
Baseline35
Illustrative target state28
7 aged candidates
Reduction to validate
28 aged candidates
Target state
20% improvement
Relative target

Picture every candidate and hiring manager knowing the next step while recruiters work the exceptions first.

Formula: Candidates beyond stage SLA ÷ active candidates
Source records: Candidate stage, vacancy, owner and stage timestamps
How Momentum actually helps you get there

The applicant tracker keeps every candidate's stage and age visible against your own SLA, instead of surfacing only at the end of the month.

Applicant tracker
/hr/hiring
Candidates, openings, stages, interviews and offers with stage timestamps.
Get a 90-day plan for this target

We will email you this exact baseline and target with the rollout steps above, and log it so our team can help you configure it — a single follow-up, not a drip sequence.

Revenue enablement spotlight

From a sequence to live on-call coaching—and the plan boundary between them.

Momentum does not reserve everyday CRM execution for the highest tier. The difference is how much management, persistent organization context, live guidance and custom enablement surrounds the rep.

Enterprise

Sales operating layer
What reps and managers get

Everything in Growth plus Sales Academy, live on-call coaching, enterprise analytics, advanced governance and organization-aware Storm.

How personalization works

Persistent organization learning can use governed business profile, industry, products/services, audiences, goals, pain points and approved knowledge, with inspect/correct/forget controls.

Academy and live coaching

The tenant Sales Academy adapts core courses, lessons, examples and practice to the organization’s industry, products/services and buyers.

Imagine a rep practising an industry- and product-specific discovery scenario in the Academy, opening the real lead in CRM, working a governed sequence, then receiving concise on-call cues grounded in that record. That complete loop begins on Enterprise; Enterprise+ adds owned custom course publishing and managed enablement support.
Capability map

What the teams can operate

These are mapped to implemented Momentum workspaces. Availability still follows the purchased plan, staff permissions, configuration and connected-provider status.

Candidate and vacancy control

Recruiting records, job openings and pipeline status retain the link between talent and client demand.

Candidate profiles and CV context
Vacancy ownership and stages
Interview and placement workflow
Searchable notes and activity
/hr/hiring/hr/people/crm

Client CRM

Account managers can work vacancies and commercial relationships without maintaining a second company database.

Customer and contact history
Calls and mailbox context
Quotes and agreements
Renewal and account health
/crm/calls/commerce/quotes

Onboarding and workforce

Placed talent can move into governed onboarding, scheduling and time workflows.

Onboarding milestones
Employee service records
Rota and capacity
Attendance and timesheets
/hr/people/rota/managers/workforce-planning

People governance

Roles, page access, approvals and audit evidence help restrict sensitive candidate and worker information.

Role-based access
Approval checkpoints
Retention and data workflows
Reviewable administrative activity
/managers/role/admin/governance/admin/data-quality
Complete platform atlas

35 major capability families, available as the operation expands

The industry story above highlights the most natural starting workflow. This expandable atlas prevents the rest of Momentum’s breadth from disappearing: revenue, Calls Hub, communications, builders, creative production, finance, commerce, people, service, analytics, Storm, Model Manager, governance and integrations.

CRM, sales and revenue operations

Run the record-to-revenue lifecycle without losing context between prospecting, pipeline, proposals, payment and renewal.

+

Unified CRM

Organization-scoped leads, contacts, customers, accounts, deals, activities, notes, tasks and relationship history.

Pipeline and deal control

Configurable stages, ownership, routing, queues, territories, approvals, next-step discipline and manager inspection.

Quotes, invoices and renewals

Commercial documents, approval handoffs, Stripe-backed payment links and scheduled subscription renewal workflows.

Forecasting and revenue control

Pipeline value, probability-weighted forecast, quotas, commits, risk drivers, scenarios and manager coaching actions.

Sales engagement

Scripts, sequences, templates, tracked outreach, follow-up tasks, meeting booking and attribution-aware campaign handoff.

Calls Hub and cross-department communications

Keep phone, email, messaging, meetings and internal handoffs attached to the same operational record.

+

Calls Hub

Live calling workspaces, callback queues, call notes, outcomes, recordings, coaching signals, supervisor escalation and floor readiness.

Connected inbox and campaigns

Email composition, sender posture, campaigns, delivery telemetry, reply handling and follow-up from customer context.

Messaging and notifications

SMS actions, workspace notifications, customer messages, portal chat and workflow-triggered communications.

Meetings and bookings

Meeting types, booking pages, approvals, reminders, calendars, conference handoff and attendance history.

Cross-team handoffs

Shared tasks, approvals, comments, queues and audit trails connecting sales, finance, support, success, people and commerce.

Builder and creative studios

Create the customer-facing assets and internal processes that normally require several disconnected tools.

+

Workflow Builder

Visual triggers, conditions, approvals, tasks, communications, provider actions, failure handling and publish controls.

Landing and form builders

Branded pages, responsive sections, capture forms, validation, routing, analytics events and Stripe Checkout fields.

Portal Builder

Registration, dashboard, navigation, content, products, support, documents, bookings, chat and publish readiness.

Commerce Storefront Builder

Products, categories, sections, merchandising, inventory signals, hosted storefronts, checkout and order operations.

Creative production

Document, email, image, drawing, photo and video studios with asset management, review, approval and delivery handoff.

Analytics, reporting and Storm intelligence

Use live organization data, attributable events and explainable methods instead of decorative dashboard numbers.

+

Operational analytics

Organization-scoped database counts, sums, groupings and time windows across CRM, calls, campaigns, support, commerce, people and customer success.

Attribution and funnels

First-touch, last-touch, linear and position-based multi-touch attribution, source conversion, influenced pipeline and channel ROI.

Forecast and health methods

Probability-weighted revenue, pipeline movement, renewal signals, NPS, support, usage, sentiment and milestone-based customer health.

Reports and drill-through

Report catalog, custom metrics, exports and links from summarized measures back to the records supporting them.

Storm and Model Manager

Industry guidance, grounded workspace answers, model selection, agent controls, approval inboxes and—on Enterprise—persistent organization learning.

Finance and commerce operations

Connect customer commitments to money movement, financial control and fulfillment.

+

Finance workspace

Invoices, payments, expenses, budgets, approvals, cash visibility, revenue handoff, audit context and finance reporting.

Stripe-connected payments

Hosted Checkout, verified webhooks, customer billing, payment status, renewals and organization-owned Stripe connections.

Products, orders and inventory

Catalogs, price books, order lifecycle, stock movement, reorder signals, purchase-order drafts and fulfillment visibility.

Renewal management

Renewal pipeline, payment dates, Stripe subscription scheduling, lifecycle events, risk review and customer-success handoff.

Commercial governance

Quote and discount approvals, finance handoffs, immutable activity history and controlled provider actions.

People, service and customer success

Coordinate the employees delivering the work and the customers receiving it in the same operating context.

+

HR and recruitment

Employees, candidates, hiring, onboarding, documents, leave, payroll-ready records and workforce planning.

Scheduling and attendance

Rotas, availability, open shifts, swaps, leave, clocking, timesheets, exceptions, coverage gaps and labor pressure.

Support operations

Tickets, queues, SLAs, knowledge, comments, escalation, service analytics and customer-facing portal support.

Customer success

Health scoring, journeys, NPS, customer 360, collaborative plans, stakeholders, usage signals, renewal and expansion readiness.

Academy and coaching

Structured courses, lessons, quizzes, practice, evidence submissions, manager review, credentials and live call coaching.

Administration, governance and integrations

Scale access and connected providers without giving up tenant isolation, auditability or launch control.

+

Roles and access

Organization membership, business entities, roles, page and section access, advanced access planning and step-up controls.

Governance and audit

Approval policies, audit export, data-quality gates, launch readiness, billing enforcement and operational monitoring.

Integrations Hub

OAuth connections, provider health, webhook verification and replay, encrypted secrets, API access and custom integrations.

Branding and domains

Workspace, CRM, portal and storefront identity, white-label controls and custom customer-facing domains.

Data protection

Organization-scoped queries, permission checks, consent-aware tracking, retention controls and provider-signature verification.

Availability follows the purchased plan, assigned permissions, usage limits and provider readiness. A capability family can contain multiple screens, actions and controls; the count is intentionally based on the maintained public capability registry rather than an inflated count of every button.

Evidence, not theatre

How the analytics are produced

Momentum reports query real organization-scoped records. Where a provider or source has not been connected, the correct result is an empty, unavailable or setup-required state—not synthetic history.

Pipeline volumes

Counts real candidates and openings by recorded stage, owner and selected period.

Time in stage

Uses saved timestamps to identify ageing applications or hiring steps.

Placement flow

Compares recorded candidate movement and outcomes against vacancy demand.

Workforce coverage

Uses rota, attendance and time records where those models are in use.

Source performance

Attributes candidates and outcomes only when source values and conversion events have been captured.

Client delivery

Connects vacancy, communication and account activity to the shared customer record.

Governed automation

Remove repeated coordination, not accountability.

Route candidate or vacancy intake to a named owner.
Create interview and feedback tasks from recorded stage changes.
Trigger onboarding checklists after an approved placement or offer.
Escalate ageing candidates, missing documents and coverage exceptions.
Storm in this industry

Guidance grounded in the work in front of the team.

Summarise candidate and vacancy context before outreach.
Draft structured shortlists and hiring-manager updates from selected evidence.
Expose availability, feedback and next-action gaps.
Use the recruitment industry playbook while respecting configured organization access.
Connected rails

What stays native and what must connect

Momentum is the operating control plane. External networks remain authoritative when they deliver money, messages, identity, media, filings or physical goods.

Email and calendar

Google or Microsoft

Interview invites and external communications require authenticated mailbox and calendar delivery.

Voice and SMS

Twilio or Telnyx

Candidate calling and texting use a regulated carrier network.

Payroll

ADP, Xero, QuickBooks, Deel, CloudPay or another approved rail

Submission, tax reporting and wage movement remain external regulated operations.

Identity and right-to-work

Approved verification provider

Jurisdiction-specific identity checks require an appropriate authoritative service and human review.

Implementation path

A controlled first-month rollout

The exact sequence changes with data volume and risk, but a production launch should prove identity, permissions, workflow, integrations, reporting and exception handling—not simply switch on pages.

Week 1

Design the data boundary

Define candidate, vacancy, client and worker records, lawful fields, access and retention ownership.

Week 2

Build the hiring flow

Configure stages, communications, interviews, documents, approvals and placement handoff.

Week 3

Connect workforce operations

Set onboarding, rota, attendance, time and payroll-export responsibilities.

Week 4

Validate with real cases

Run representative permanent and temporary journeys, test restricted access and reconcile operational reports.

Trust boundary

Claims the platform does not make.

Employment, immigration and worker-classification decisions require qualified human judgement.
Payroll submission and wage payment require external regulated rails.
Sensitive candidate data must be collected and retained under the customer’s lawful policies.
Practical questions
Is Momentum an ATS as well as a CRM?+

It includes candidate, job-opening, interview and hiring workflows alongside the client CRM, then extends into onboarding and workforce operations.

Can temporary staffing teams manage time?+

Rota, attendance, timesheet and approval workflows can manage operational time evidence. Payroll execution still needs the selected payroll and banking rail.

Can Storm rank candidates automatically?+

Storm can assist with evidence-based summaries and workflow guidance. Final hiring decisions should remain explainable, reviewed and free from prohibited discrimination.

How is candidate privacy handled?+

Organization scoping, roles, permissions, audit and data workflows provide controls; the customer remains responsible for configuring lawful collection and retention.

See your process in the platform

Bring one real recruitment workflow to a discovery call.

We will map the record, owners, permissions, provider rails, analytics and exception path so you can judge fit against your actual operation.

Plan the workflow