Recruitment analytics that lives where you hire, not in a separate tool
Recruitment analytics software turns every application, interview, offer and rejection into reports your team can act on. 100Hires builds source, pipeline and time-to-hire reporting right into the ATS, so you answer where your hires come from and where they stall without exporting anything to Excel or standing up a separate BI tool.
It is built for founders, hiring managers and recruiters who need hiring numbers they can defend in a leadership review, without leaning on a data team. And because candidates also get an AI Score, your analytics include a quality signal, not just speed and volume.
The recruiting metrics that change decisions, in one place
Recruiters do not need another dashboard nobody opens. They need the few numbers a hiring manager or a founder will act on. 100Hires focuses its reporting on four of them: where candidates come from, where they stall, how long roles take, and how strong each candidate is.
What recruitment analytics software is, and what 100Hires does not try to be
Recruitment analytics software is the layer that turns raw ATS activity into the handful of reports that change hiring decisions. 100Hires keeps that layer inside the same place you screen and score candidates, so the report and the pipeline never drift apart. If you want to compare the wider market first, see our roundup of the best recruitment analytics software.
It is built to be operational, not predictive. You get source, funnel and time reports plus an AI quality signal, and you can export to CSV or connect Looker Studio for the rest. The reports share the same ATS data behind candidate tracking, the scoring from the AI recruiter, and source attribution from multiposting and trackable links. 100Hires is not a compliance suite or a standalone business intelligence platform, and the comparison below says so plainly.
How 100Hires analytics compares to a typical ATS
Most ATS products include some reporting. The gap is usually how much you get out of the box, whether quality has a number on it, and how easily you own your own data. The comparison below is against a generic ATS baseline, not any specific named product.