Applies in the morning. Booked on tomorrow’s shift by evening.
9:07 a.m. · Amara applies
Applied at 9:07. Screened by 9:15.
Her résumé is read, the call runs your questions, and the recording, answers, and score land on one record. You tap Hire before your coffee cools.
Résumé read as it arrived, 9:07
Screening call placed, scored, 4 min 12 sec
You tap Hire. One record, nothing re-typed
10:05 a.m. · She signs
Onboarded before lunch.
The moment you tap Hire, the packet is on her phone. She signs where she stands, and every item files itself back on her record. Nobody re-types anything.
Onboarding packet on her phone, 10:05
Employment agreement signed, 10:07
Filed on her worker record the same minute
5:58 a.m. · her first shift · Good to go
14 of 14 confirmed before the doors open.
Kordis texted the offers, collected the replies, and chased the slow ones the night before. Amara is one of the 14. You wake up to a full board.
Recording and transcript attach when the call ends.
Transcript and captured answers
Dialling Amara Okafor…
New application9:07
Résumé read against the role2 yrs warehouse
Can you start Monday?Yes, any shift.
Own steel toes and vest?Both.
Current forklift certificate?Renewed in April.
86 · scored to your rulesHire
WorkersAll clients
Kordis: CustomCurrent
AO
Amara Okafor
Finish their onboarding.
Employment agreementSigned
Packet filed on her worker record · 10:07 a.m.
Amara’s phone
Onboarding packet
Employment agreement
Signed
Amara O.
Sign here
Signed · 10:07 a.m.
Forklift card photo, filing back on her recordGood to go
DispatchAll clients
Kordis: CustomCurrent
Plan mode
Shift Control · Riverside Distribution · Riverside Distribution Centre
Warehouse associate
14 seats · Sat, Aug 29 · on site 06:00
Nobody has started yet. You are still deciding who goes.
Shift starts in
06:00 · America/Toronto
Recruiting closed
04:41 · latest useful arrival
Coverage
14 of 14 confirmed
14confirmed
0awaiting a reply
0not asked yet
Site and approach map
Cells group nearby workers · line weight shows seats
Needs you
0
Nothing needs you. Earliest slack +16 min.
Approach · 8
Who is going, and how long each of them takes
−300 slack+30
Slack is the spare time between when someone would arrive and when the shift needs them. A minus figure means they would be late. Click any worker to see their journey.
Confirming the 6:00 crew9 of 14
Offer texts out to the crew8:52 p.m.
Amara O. texts back yesConfirmed · 9:04
Two slow replies chasedIn by 9:38
Full board when the doors open. Nothing needs you.
Illustrative Canadian staffing data, on real Kordis screens.
9:07 a.m. · Amara applies
Applied at 9:07. Screened by 9:15.
Her résumé is read, the call runs your questions, and the recording, answers, and score land on one record. You tap Hire before your coffee cools.
If anything in the transcript looks off, you can listen to what was actually said.
Transcript and captured answers
Kordis
Are you available Monday through Friday for a 6:00 AM start?
Amara
Yes. I can start at six and I have my own vehicle.
Kordis
Which lift trucks have you operated?
Amara
Reach truck and counterbalance at my last two placements.
Kordis
Do you hold a current forklift certificate?
Amara
Yes, renewed in April. I can send a photo of the card today.
Kordis
How long does it take you to reach Milton in the morning?
Amara
About twenty-five minutes. I would leave home by twenty past five.
Illustrative Canadian staffing data, on real Kordis screens.
10:05 a.m. · She signs
Onboarded before lunch.
The moment you tap Hire, the packet is on her phone. She signs where she stands, and every item files itself back on her record. Nobody re-types anything.
Onboarding packet on her phone, 10:05
Employment agreement signed, 10:07
Filed on her worker record the same minute
Kordis · Worker onboarding
Example
WorkersAll clients
Kordis: CustomCurrent
AO
Amara Okafor
Finish their onboarding.
Illustrative Canadian staffing data, on real Kordis screens.
5:58 a.m. · her first shift · Good to go
14 of 14 confirmed before the doors open.
Kordis texted the offers, collected the replies, and chased the slow ones the night before. Amara is one of the 14. You wake up to a full board.
Offer texts out to the crew, 8:52 p.m.
Amara confirms by text, 9:04 p.m.
Two slow replies chased. All in by 9:38
Kordis · Dispatch
Example
DispatchAll clients
Kordis: CustomCurrent
Plan mode
Shift Control · Riverside Distribution · Riverside Distribution Centre
Warehouse associate
14 seats · Sat, Aug 29 · on site 06:00
Nobody has started yet. You are still deciding who goes.
Shift starts in
06:00 · America/Toronto
Recruiting closed
04:41 · latest useful arrival
Coverage
14 of 14 confirmed
14confirmed
0awaiting a reply
0not asked yet
Site and approach map
Cells group nearby workers · line weight shows seats
Needs you
0
Nothing needs you. Earliest slack +16 min.
Approach · 8
Who is going, and how long each of them takes
−300 slack+30
Slack is the spare time between when someone would arrive and when the shift needs them. A minus figure means they would be late. Click any worker to see their journey.
Illustrative Canadian staffing data, on real Kordis screens.
END TO END, SAME DAY
An applicant goes in. A worker walks onto the shift.
A revolutionary way to run an agency. Kordis carries one person the whole way: screened, hired, made ready, dispatched. That is the job, done in hours, not days.
01
Applied
Screened on the phone
02
Hired
Your call, on evidence
03
Ready
Paperwork done, site cleared
04
On the shift
Confirmed and covered
Recruiter · You hireHR · You mark readyDispatcher · You assign
01
Applied
Screened on the phone
Recruiter · You hire
02
Hired
Your call, on evidence
HR · You mark ready
03
Ready
Paperwork done, site cleared
Dispatcher · You assign
04
On the shift
Confirmed and covered
Intake · One Apply Link
Every applicant lands in one record.
One apply link takes applications from Indeed, a text or a walk-in, checks for duplicates, and starts screening from the same record.
KordisApply Link
One link to post or text anywhere. Every applicant, from Indeed to a walk-in, lands in one list, once.
One link, shared anywhere you meet workers. Every applicant lands here.
A diagram of the apply link, with illustrative Canadian staffing data.
Kordis notices a new application arrive from any door: the link, a texted referral, a QR at the gate.
Kordis does the checking. An existing record is found or a new one opened, the source stays on file, and screening runs from that record.
You decide when to screen. The record waits in one list either way, and nobody re-types anything.
Recruiting
Screen every applicant.
During the day, Kordis starts calling a new applicant within a few minutes, between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. their time. If an applicant applies in the evening, they are called at 9 a.m. their time. It asks the questions for the job, scores the answers, and keeps the recording for you to check.
KordisSmart Screen
During the day, Kordis starts calling a new applicant within a few minutes, between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. their time. It asks your questions for that job and keeps the recording, answers and score on the application.
Tickets, licences, and role-specific qualifications.
Reach truck certificationExpired Aug 15, 2026
Source: Worker record
Issuer: Ontario Safety Training
Issued: Aug 15, 2023
Verification: Expired
Expired
Standard first aidExpires Aug 29, 2029
Source: Worker record
Issuer: Canadian Red Cross
Issued: Aug 29, 2026
Verification: Needs your review
Pending
Illustrative Canadian staffing data, on real Kordis screens.
Kordis notices a hired worker still has a form, a policy or a certificate outstanding before a site will take her.
Kordis does the chasing. The packet goes to her phone, each item files itself as it comes back, and whatever is missing stays visibly open.
You decide when she is ready. You mark it on the evidence in front of you, not on a hunch.
Dispatch · ShiftFill · Call-Out Cover
Recover the open seat.
A worker calls out. Kordis’s innovative dispatch model works out who is cleared, close and likely to answer, reaches them in that order, and hands you one name to approve.
KordisShiftFill
Kordis’s own model weighs dozens of signals to decide who to reach, in what order and when: who is cleared, who can make the start, who shows up, who is awake to answer. Outreach stops when the seats are claimed.
KordisTravel Intelligence
Before anyone is asked, Kordis works out who can actually make the start: how far, transit or car, and the minutes to spare, on one map.
KordisCall-Out Cover
When someone calls out at 5:58, Kordis shows which already-cleared workers can cover and prepares the replacement outreach for your OK.
Kordis · Dispatch
Example
DispatchAll clients
Kordis: CustomCurrent
Plan mode
Shift Control · Riverside Distribution · Riverside Distribution Centre
Warehouse associate
14 seats · Sat, Aug 29 · on site 06:00
Nobody has started yet. You are still deciding who goes.
Shift starts in
06:00 · America/Toronto
Recruiting closed
04:41 · latest useful arrival
Coverage
13 of 14 confirmed
13confirmed
0awaiting a reply
1not asked yet
Site and approach map
Cells group nearby workers · line weight shows seats
Needs you
1
One seat opened at 5:58
The confirmed worker reported a call-out two minutes before shift start.
Evidence 0 min old
Approach · 12
Who is going, and how long each of them takes
−300 slack+30
Slack is the spare time between when someone would arrive and when the shift needs them. A minus figure means they would be late. Click any worker to see their journey.
Recovering one seat13 of 14
Call-out reported for the 6:00 start5:58 a.m.
Five cleared workers within reach5:58 a.m.
Offer texts out5:59 a.m.
A. Tran texts back yesConfirmed · 6:03
Receipt filed on the shift. Nothing needs you.
Illustrative Canadian staffing data, on real Kordis screens.
Kordis texts, calls, and covers it. Our proprietary dispatch engine works out who is cleared, ready, and close enough to make the start, then runs the outreach itself. Nothing like it has been put in an agency’s hands before.
Your clients feel the difference. Seats refill before the line starts. Fewer no-shows ever reach them, and that reputation becomes yours.
Kordis notices a worker call out, or a seat still open with the start time closing in.
Kordis does the finding and the reaching. Who is cleared, ready and close enough to make it, then the texts and the calls.
You decide on one name. Or, for this kind of action, turn the dial to Just do it and read the receipt in the morning.
Kordis carries the staffing work between them. You decide at the points that change a worker, shift, client, or pay record.
Your ATSPost and track where you do it now. Kordis does not ask you to migrate.
Your payroll providerKordis matches the client's hours to your people and hands you a file it can read.
Your accounting systemKordis never touches your books, and it does not calculate what anyone is owed.
Your systems stay yours. Kordis does the staffing work around them.
Kordis does the work. You make the decisions.
Hire. Mark ready. Approve outreach. Assign the shift.
Like any good hire, Kordis earns trust one job at a time. For each kind of action you choose: Let me do it, Get it ready for me, or Just do it. See how the dial works
KORDIS RESEARCH
Built on our own research.
Nobody has built technology this specific to Canadian temp staffing before. Kordis studies the work other software hand-waves, publishes the evidence with its limitations, and engineers the product from what it finds.
Answering applicants fast is widely advised, and the paper finds that its link to a worked shift has not been directly measured. Kordis calls each new applicant between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. in their own time zone, so the first answer does not wait for your day.
Free needs no card and no trial: just verify your agency. A paid account opens with two weeks of the whole product; after that, keep Free for as long as you like, or keep the whole staffing day on one flat monthly price, never per user.
Free
$0forever
For an agency that wants every worker’s file kept in one place, for good.
Agency
$249a month
Your first three months, then $499 a month. Flat for the whole agency, never per user.
For an agency that wants the whole staffing day run.
Enterprise
Custom
For a business coordinating several staffing agencies at once.
One $20-an-hour hire runs $41,600 a year in base wage. A full year of Kordis is $5,988.
An example, not a wage benchmark: $20 an hour, 40 hours a week, 52 weeks. Base wage only, before employer contributions and everything else a person costs. Kordis at the standard $499 a month, not the founding rate. A subscription and a person are different things. Kordis does not replace anyone on your team.
No. Kordis works in the channels your agency already uses. The applicant call happens, the text goes out, the document comes back, and all of it is handled and filed without anyone feeding a dashboard. Your team opens Today to see the few decisions waiting for them, not to keep a system fed.
Not until you tell it to. Kordis starts every kind of action staged for your approval: it shows you exactly what it wants to do, and nothing that touches money or people goes out without your OK. Like any good hire, it earns more rope only when you hand it over, and you can take it back any time. Every confirmed action leaves a receipt, and reversible operations carry an undo. Kordis does the work. You make the decisions.
The coordinator you have keeps her job. The phoning, the chasing, and the paperwork stop being hers. She keeps the judgment calls, the client relationships, and the work that actually needs a person.
Start with two weeks free on your real operation, with nothing charged during the trial. You'll watch it work on your real roster before you decide. After that, billing is month-to-month and you can cancel anytime for any reason, with your data exported whole. Trying Kordis is designed to be a safe, reversible decision for your agency.