PeopleMatter

Review:

PeopleMatter is part of Fourth, an intuitive hiring platform that provides hospitality and retail companies in the U.S., U.K., and Australia with a robust set of recruitment solutions. Aimed at hourly hires, the software allows businesses to find, evaluate, and onboard top talent for restaurant, food, hotel, and sales positions.

PeopleMatter's software includes job distribution, candidate screening and assessments, built-in onboarding tools, compliance, and in-depth reporting. However, their pricing is not readily available on their website and there is no free trial available.

Pros:

• Several well-known companies, such as Nando's and Legoland Parks, have used PeopleMatter's software.
• Vacancies are distributed to a large network of job boards for maximum visibility.
• The software is mobile-optimized for on-the-go recruitment.
• The platform offers customizable assessment forms to screen and evaluate candidates with ease.
• Users can track candidates, measure key metrics, and send bulk communications from one central dashboard.
• PeopleMatter's onboarding solutions include new hire forms, compliance tools, and email notifications.
• The software integrates with several HR systems and apps, including Snagajob and JTech.
• Other services include workforce management, data storage, in-depth reporting, analytics, and employee training tools.
• The website offers live chat support and a mobile app.

Cons:

• PeopleMatter's pricing is not readily available on their website.
• The platform does not offer a free trial.
• There is no mention made of diversity recruitment, automated workflows, or background checking tools.

Reputation:

While online reviews of PeopleMatter are limited, several users on G2 gave its parent company, Fourth, a rating of 2.8 out of 5 stars, voicing their disappointment in the site's lackluster features. However, some did praise the platform's responsive customer service.

On TrustRadius, Fourth has a score of 8 out of 10 based on more than eight reviews. The majority of users rated the site highly, but some reviewers noted technical issues with the website and mentioned its clunky integration capabilities.