Skip to main content

How to Review a Candidate Offer

Review a candidate's draft contract under People > Onboarding with the status "Awaiting review", then click Invite Employee to start self-enrolment, or Request Changes to return it for revision. You are notified by email and in the platform.

S
Written by Steve Waters

This guide helps you review and approve a candidate’s offer and employment contract after they’ve accepted a job offer. Once you’ve approved the contract created by our Talent Success team, the candidate will be invited to complete their self-enrollment, and the onboarding process will begin.

Agreed on an offer? Here’s how to finalise it in the system and start the employment and onboarding process.


​

How to Know When a Contract is Ready for Review

You’ll be notified as soon as a contract is ready for your review. Here’s how:

  • Email Notification: You'll receive an email from our system informing you that the draft contract is ready to be reviewed.

  • System Notification: Additionally, a notification will appear within the platform, allowing you to click directly through to awaiting contract

Review Draft Contract

  • Our team will prepare the draft contract, for your review it can be found under

    • "People > Onboarding" with the status "Awaiting review"

  • Clicking on the contract will open the summary page where you can review all the details as discussed and agreed

Everything looks good, let's begin onboarding

  • After reviewing the contract when everything looks good, simply click "Invite Employee"

  • This will trigger the onboarding invitation for the employee to begin their self-enrolment process.


​

Not quite right

  • Something's not quite right or you have questions, don't worry you can return the contract for further revision

  • When changes are required, click the orange "Request Changes"

  • A new popup will appear, use this to enter the required updates for our team to complete, then click "Confirm" to return to Outstaffer.com for updates.

Did this answer your question?