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Your client’s careers page, Indeed and LinkedIn. You decide per client which sources are included. If a client has no Indeed link, Nice Hunt can also search Indeed by company name. If a site doesn’t work properly, you switch that source off and the others simply carry on. See also how to collect job postings from LinkedIn and Indeed automatically.

On the schedule you choose, for example every Tuesday and Friday at 06:00. You can have favourite clients scanned more often, with a few extra rounds per day. In between, you can always scan a single client or everything at once with one click; if a scan is already running, the next one joins the queue.

AI reads every vacancy and compares it with your own list of job titles. For each vacancy you see whether it’s a match, on which job title, and why.

Yes. With the Excel template you add your entire list to Nice Hunt in one go, including the account manager for each client. If your list uses different column headings, AI recognises which column is which. You check everything before it goes in.

Yes. You import your existing vacancies, job titles and account managers from Excel or CSV, including an export from another system. You see in advance what will be added and what is already there; duplicate vacancies are recognised.

Yes. Star a client and the account manager receives an email as soon as a new, relevant vacancy is found there. There is also a weekly digest with the new vacancies at their own clients. Emails only go to addresses on your agency’s own domain, and every email has an unsubscribe link.

Yes, that’s what New Business is for. With a market scan you search the whole market by job title, postcode and radius. You leave out your own clients and competitors with a single tick. Read how to find new clients this way.

A vacancy database collects online job postings from across the Netherlands, for purposes such as lead lists and labour market analysis. Nice Hunt starts from your own client list: for each client it tracks the careers page, Indeed and LinkedIn, assesses vacancies against your own job titles and lines everything up per account manager. The two can be used side by side. See the comparison.

Yes. You get your own environment with your logo, colours and your own web address, such as youragency.nicehunt.app or an address on your own domain.

No. Nice Hunt simply runs in the browser. Nicebyte sets up your environment, keeps it running and makes backups. You log in and get started.

Yes. Nice Hunt works in the browser on your phone, tablet and computer. On a small screen the menu slides in and tables turn into clear, compact cards.

Yes. With temporary access for half an hour, we can look into your environment without you having to share your access key. It’s read-only: we can’t change anything. While we’re looking, you see a notice at the top of your screen.

Yes. You choose client tracking, New Business or both. If you start with one, you can switch on the other later.

Then no new scans start for the rest of that month; a scan that’s already running simply finishes its round. In the app you can always see what percentage of your monthly allowance has been used, and Nicebyte is alerted well in advance, so we can look at it together: scan a little less often, or raise the cap.

You pay a fixed subscription plus the usage of the external scanning and AI services: scanning sources and the AI assessment of vacancies. How much usage that comes to depends on which modules you choose, the number of clients, the sources per client and how often automatic scans run. We agree a monthly cap in advance, so you won’t face any surprises. Book a demo for a tailored proposal.