AI voice agents for staffing agencies, recruiting firms and in-house talent teams that call every applicant within seconds, run the same structured phone screen on every candidate, fill open shifts from your bench, and schedule interviews. Recruiters spend their time on the people worth placing.
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This isn't a slide deck. In one 30-minute session our team sets up a real, professional calling system for your business and shows you the results while you watch.
Who you call, who calls you, what a good call sounds like, and where leads leak today. Inbound, outbound, or both.
1Your AI agent, script and call flows set up for your business, plus the Bigly MCP so you can run campaigns from the AI tools you already use.
2A live call to your own phone, an analysis of your setup, and a straight answer on what it would do for your numbers.
3Like what you see? Your setup stays live when you choose any of our 5 plans. If not, no hard feelings.
AI calling for recruitment and staffing is the use of AI voice agents to make and answer the high-volume calls of recruiting: calling new applicants within seconds, asking the same structured screening questions, confirming availability and shift interest, scheduling interviews, and reactivating candidates already in your database. The AI gathers the answers; your recruiters make the decisions. Bigly Sales builds and runs that system, including numbers, scripts, compliance enforcement and the connection to your ATS or CRM.
Hourly and high-volume candidates take the first job that calls them back. Speed decides who gets placed, and speed is what a recruiter's day does not have.
Configured per client, job type or desk. Screening questions and hand-offs follow your process.
Call every applicant the moment they apply, confirm interest and basic requirements, and keep them from taking the next offer.
Ask every candidate the same job-related questions, capture the answers in your system, and flag the ones recruiters should call.
Call your available workers for open shifts in light industrial, warehouse, healthcare and hospitality staffing, and confirm who accepts.
Book interviews and client meetings, send confirmations and reschedule without recruiter back-and-forth.
Call past candidates to update availability, skills and contact details, and surface the ones ready for current openings.
Outbound calls to hiring managers to qualify staffing needs and book meetings with your account managers.
Yes, AI can run phone screens for a staffing agency, and it is legal when it is set up correctly: the AI asks every candidate the same job-related questions, records the answers, tells candidates they are speaking with an AI, and leaves the hiring decision to a human recruiter. That last point matters most, because several laws regulate automated tools that score or reject candidates.
Keep humans on the decision. Bigly's agents collect information; they do not rank, score or reject candidates. Rules such as New York City's Local Law 144 on automated employment decision tools, and the EEOC's position that employers remain responsible for discrimination caused by AI tools, focus on systems that substantially assist or replace hiring decisions. Using AI to gather consistent answers, with recruiters deciding, keeps the screening fair and auditable. Confirm the details for your jurisdictions with employment counsel.
Consistency is an advantage. Every candidate gets the same questions in the same order, and every answer is recorded and transcribed. That is easier to defend than notes from a rushed recruiter call.
Calling rules still apply. Calls to a candidate's mobile phone using an AI voice need the candidate's prior consent, which is usually captured on the application. Bigly discloses the AI on every call and honours stop requests in real time. See the TCPA compliance page and AI disclosure laws for phone calls.

High-volume candidates apply to several agencies. The one that calls first usually gets the placement.
The same ten questions, asked dozens of times a day. The AI asks them and recruiters review the answers.
Calling down a bench list by hand takes hours. The AI calls the list in parallel and confirms who accepts.
How candidate calls get made and recorded
| Requirement | Bigly Sales AI Voice Platform | Recruiter-Only Process |
|---|---|---|
| Applicant Response | Called within seconds of applying, any hour | When a recruiter gets to the queue |
| Screen Consistency | Same job-related questions for every candidate | Varies by recruiter and day |
| Shift Fill | Bench list called in parallel | Called one at a time |
| Hiring Decisions | Made by your recruiters | Made by your recruiters |
| Records | Recording, transcript and answers in your ATS | Recruiter notes |
| Off-Hours Coverage | Evenings and weekends, when candidates are free | Business hours |
From an application or an open shift to a recruiter conversation that matters.
A new application lands in your ATS or CRM and triggers an AI call within seconds, or an open shift triggers calls to your available workers.
It discloses that it is an AI, confirms interest and availability, and asks your job-related screening questions.
Candidates who meet your stated requirements are warm-transferred to a recruiter or booked for an interview. Recruiters make every decision.
Recordings, transcripts and answers are written to your ATS or CRM, giving you a consistent, reviewable record.
Your process, your questions. Screening questions and hand-off rules are approved by your team during onboarding. See how CRM integration works and how speed to lead changes placement rates.
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This is a real Bigly Sales agent working a live call. Listen for the pacing and how it asks questions and captures answers.
Callers decide in the first ten seconds whether to stay on the line. Judge the voice yourself.
Common questions from staffing agency owners, recruiting leaders and talent teams.
Yes, when it is set up correctly. The AI asks every candidate the same job-related questions, records the answers, discloses that it is an AI, and leaves every hiring decision to a human recruiter. Laws such as New York City's Local Law 144 regulate automated tools that score or reject candidates, so Bigly's agents collect answers rather than making decisions. Confirm the rules for your jurisdictions with employment counsel.
No. The AI collects consistent answers and can route candidates who meet requirements you define, but recruiters review the results and make every hiring decision.
Yes. When a shift opens, the AI calls your available workers, describes the shift, confirms who accepts and updates your system, which is far faster than calling a list one person at a time.
Yes. The AI books interviews and client meetings, sends confirmations and handles reschedules, so recruiters are not stuck in back-and-forth.
Calls to a mobile phone using an artificial or AI voice require the person's prior consent under the TCPA, which staffing firms usually capture on the application. Bigly discloses the AI on every call and honours stop requests immediately.
Bigly has five monthly plans from Scout at $99 a month to Rainmaker at $9,999 a month, based on included minutes, with 30 percent off on annual billing. Each plan covers inbound and outbound calling.
Book a free 30-minute setup session. Bigly builds a working screening and scheduling agent for your desk live and places a test call to your phone.
Building a compliant calling program? See our TCPA compliance guide, the state-by-state TCPA guide and every industry we serve.
Use Bigly Sales to call every candidate in seconds, run consistent screens at any volume, and fill open shifts from your bench, while your recruiters make the decisions.