You don’t need to name tools: describe what you need and SourceGeek picks the right ones. This page explains what’s available so you know what to ask for.
Every answer uses 1 credit. Many actions below use extra credits; the cost is listed with each. See Credits and usage.
Find candidates, companies and jobs
SourceGeek searches a database of professional profiles, companies and job postings. Results appear as a table you can save as a sheet.
| Search | Credits |
|---|---|
| Fast search (candidates, companies or job postings) | 5 |
| Precision search: matches more carefully | 25 |
| Web-wide search for people or companies | 2 |
| Find and check every match against a set of criteria | 15 for up to 25 matches, 70 above that |
| Research specific facts about a person or company, with sources | 5 |
A search returns up to 20 results; for more, SourceGeek runs further searches. It starts with fast searches and uses precision search when you need closer matches.
Rediscover past candidates. SourceGeek can search the candidates in your earlier sheets and connected ATS and build a rediscovery shortlist, with re-engagement messages drafted for you to review.
Look up profiles and companies
SourceGeek can read public professional data: a person’s profile, experience, posts and recommendations, a company’s details, insights, open jobs and hiring team, and posts and comments. Each lookup costs 0.1 credit.
When you save search results to a sheet, SourceGeek fills in each person’s profile in the background, at 0.1 credit per row.
Score and shortlist
- Score candidates. SourceGeek scores the candidates in a sheet against a job description or your requirements and adds a Score column with its reasoning. 1 credit per candidate, up to 60 per run. Scoring runs in the background
- Shortlist. From a scored sheet, SourceGeek writes a shortlist: a document with the evidence for each candidate. Your team can review each candidate on it, and SourceGeek reads that feedback. See Shortlist review
Research the web
| Action | Credits |
|---|---|
| Search the web or read a page | 1 |
| Research report | 20 |
| Deep research: several researchers and a citation check | 10 per researcher, plus the searches they run |
Answers based on web pages list their Sources underneath.
Labour market data
SourceGeek can look up official Dutch labour market statistics from CBS (vacancies, employment and wages by region, sector and occupation) and occupations and skills from ESCO. These lookups are free.
Write
SourceGeek writes job descriptions, outreach messages, interview kits, candidate dossiers, reports and more, as documents you can edit. It can rewrite a draft so it reads less like AI, and it uses your company’s tone of voice from company context.
Sending is done through your own tools: SourceGeek sends an email through a connected Gmail or Outlook, or updates your ATS, only after you approve. See Questions and approvals.
Work with your tools
With connectors, SourceGeek can work in your email, calendar, ATS, CRM, files and more: find a candidate in your ATS, draft and send emails, schedule interviews, read meeting transcripts. Reading is free of approval; anything that changes data asks first, depending on your workspace’s approval setting.
Process data
For bigger data work, such as cleaning, merging or analysing a large list, SourceGeek can write and run code in a secure sandbox. This uses 10 credits per task.
Help with SourceGeek
Ask SourceGeek how something in the app works, such as “how do I invite a colleague?” or “what does a precision search cost?”. It reads this help center to answer and links the page it used.
Remember and organize
- Memory: SourceGeek remembers facts and preferences you share. See Memory
- Past chats: ask SourceGeek about something you discussed before, and it searches your earlier chats in the workspace
- Projects: SourceGeek can turn a chat into a project and plan the work as tasks
- Automations: ask SourceGeek to run a prompt on a schedule. See Automations