Five fee models. A branded invoice PDF.
Contingency, retained, RPO, close fee and open fee. None of the point tools on your shortlist do this. They stop at “placed”.
When the candidate reaches “Hired”, Klyver builds the pre-invoice with the fee calculated. Your client approves it with a link, no calls.
Taxes calculated per country. The PDF carries your logo and tax details, ready for you to issue the final invoice with your accountant or system.
From Agency Growth. Not part of the Corporate family.
The fee calculates itself when the candidate hits offer. Fewer errors, faster payment.
Each client with its model: one monthly, one per FTE, one retained. All from one place.
Sourcing tools and notetakers don't invoice. Klyver does.
Contingency, retained, monthly fee, flat close fee or open fee. It's saved on the account.
The pre-invoice is built with the fee already calculated, the country's taxes and a branded PDF.
No PDFs over email, no calls. You issue the final tax invoice with your accountant or system.
Sourcing or note-taking tools don't invoice, so you keep each account's terms in a separate spreadsheet. Here each client has its model inside the pipeline and the pre-invoice goes out on its own at offer stage.
Contingency, retained, RPO, close fee and open fee. By percentage or flat amount.
No. It builds the pre-invoice with the fee and details ready; you issue the final invoice with your accountant or system.
With a public link. No calls, no PDFs by email.
From Agency Growth. Not part of the Corporate family.
No. It generates the pre-invoice with everything ready; you issue the tax invoice with your accountant or billing system.
Yes. The fee and taxes are calculated by the client's country. Plans: from Agency Growth up.