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How Hirefield handles job applications and the hiring pipeline: the stages, what an applicant record holds, how it compares with the bigger systems, and what it costs.
Hirefield is software for managing job applications and your hiring pipeline in one place: applicants arrive from your job postings on the platform, land in a single dashboard, and move through a drag-and-drop pipeline from first review to hired.
It is built in South Africa for small businesses, priced in rand from R0 to R4999 per month, and free for candidates.
Every Hirefield job opens with five pipeline stages — Reviewing, Screening, Interview, Offer and Hired — plus Rejected, and candidates are dragged between them as your process moves.
Applications are collected on Hirefield itself, so every applicant has a profile, a CV and a record of where they are — nothing is scattered across an inbox.
Yes — Hirefield shows candidates the status of every application, with a blue tick once it has been viewed and a stage update each time the company moves them, instead of leaving them waiting in silence.
That transparency is the reason the platform exists: the founder built it as a candidate who was tired of hearing nothing back.
Those are the applicant tracking systems the “best ATS” round-ups compare, and they are capable global products priced in US dollars or pounds, usually sold to teams that already have an HR function.
Posting is free during launch: Basic carries two open jobs and the full pipeline at R0, then R299/month. Growth is R199 and Pro is R299 with AI CV sorting, rising to R699 and R999 after the first 50 companies.
Create a company profile at hirefield.co.za, post a job in about five minutes, and email help@hirefield.co.za with any question — usually answered within one business day.