The requirement arrives already understood.
Each client gets a private link. They paste a JD, Sonder reads it straight away and asks only what the JD left open: budget, notice period, work mode, must-haves against nice-to-haves. An editable brief keeps required skills and experience together, with a screening question bank for the same job.



Real product screens · sample data, all fictional.
What arrives, and what your client sees
What you get
- It lands in a review queue, never straight into live jobs.
- The parsed role, the skills and the client's answers sit together.
- Accepting creates the job, with the answers as constraints.
- The New requirements queue shows what Sonder asked, what the client answered, and who you already have.
What your client sees
- A clean page under your agency's name, with no login.
- Fields for the JD, the budget or CTC band, the longest notice they can accept, work mode and when the shortlist is needed.
- Follow-up questions, then confirmation that the requirement reached a person.
The client never sees your pool, your other clients, or your pipeline.



















