One hire, from both sides.
A company opens a job. Recruiters ask to work on it. Candidates arrive verified. Everyone works in the same pipeline until the hire, and every step lands on someone else’s screen.
A company opens a job. Recruiters ask to work on it. Candidates arrive verified. Everyone works in the same pipeline until the hire, and every step lands on someone else’s screen.
Opens the job, approves the recruiters who work on it and decides on every candidate.
Asks for access, refers people she knows and keeps every referral moving.
Confirms his own profile, interviews and answers the offer. He hears about the role from Amara.
Follow Mateo Alvarez from a saved profile to his first day at Kestrel Pay. Amara’s screen is on the left, Kestrel Pay’s on the right, and Mateo’s phone joins when he takes part.
The job form is the recruiter brief: the role, the team, pay, interview rounds and screening questions. Once it is published, recruiters who cover backend and fintech see it, with the reward shown up front.
The story recruiters will tell candidates: the role, why it is open, what success looks like.
Amara tells the hirer what she brings. Hannah reads it next to Amara’s track record and approves. On Amara’s side the company name, the full brief and five referral slots open up.
Two of the last three hires came from fintech scale-ups. The team values people who have run payouts in production.
The hirer reviews your profile and decides. A short message improves your chance of approval.
Amara saves Mateo from his profile page with the Chrome extension. Drectly sends him a link: he uploads his CV and confirms his details on his phone. Until he does, he can’t be referred.
Amara refers Mateo with his match score and the reason behind it. Hannah opens a complete profile: latest role, salary expectation, notice period and his answers to the screening questions.
Staff engineer on Ledgerline’s payments platform. Designed the double-entry ledger behind its merchant payouts and leads its on-call rotation.
Yes. I designed Ledgerline’s payout ledger and ran it in production for three years.
Yes, I live in Lisbon.
Hannah moves Mateo to the tech interview, and the next move is Amara’s: she proposes two times from her calendar and Hannah picks one. If a hirer stays quiet, Amara can nudge them, once every 72 hours.
Mateo Alvarez
Staff Engineer · LedgerlineLeila Haddad
Senior Engineer · NorthpeakJonas Weber
Backend Lead · ArcfieldMateo reads and accepts the offer from a link, and Kestrel Pay records the hire. The 60-day guarantee starts on his first day. When it ends, Kestrel Pay is invoiced and Amara is paid.
Hi Mateo,
Salary · Gross · Yearly
Commission / bonus · yearly target
Benefits
This page summarizes the offer Kestrel Pay intends to make. It is not an employment contract.
Mateo said yes. Your new Senior Backend Engineer starts on 1 February 2027. Here's to a great first day, and to the team you're building.
Every referral has one owner at a time: the hirer, the recruiter or the candidate. Both sides see the same answer, so nobody has to chase anyone by email.
Quiet for 72 hours? While a referral waits in review, the recruiter can nudge the hirer, once every 72 hours.
Mateo Alvarez
Staff Engineer · LedgerlineMateo Alvarez
Staff Engineer · LedgerlineBoth sides follow the same timeline. The fee is set when the hire is recorded and settled after the 60-day guarantee.
If Mateo leaves within 60 days, Kestrel Pay pays nothing for that hire and the search continues on the same job. Amara gets no payout for that hire.
Anything else, ask us on a call.
No. Recruiters who cover your field ask for access to your job, and you approve the ones you want. The only score on Drectly is the match score between a candidate and a job.
When a recruiter adds them. Drectly sends the candidate a link to upload their CV and confirm their profile. Only confirmed, complete candidates can be referred.
No. A job on Drectly is a brief for recruiters. Candidates hear about the role from the recruiter who knows them.
Up to five active candidates per job, so every referral gets a real look.
The company pays nothing for that hire and the search for a replacement continues on the same job. The recruiter gets no payout for that hire.
After the 60-day guarantee, which starts on the hire’s first day. The company is invoiced, and the recruiter is paid by bank transfer after sending an invoice.
Book a call and we’ll walk you through a hire on Drectly, from your side of it.