SourcingOS Companion · private beta

Take the evidence with you while you source.

The SourcingOS Companion is a browser-side research experience for moving public professional context into an evidence-first candidate workflow without turning every page you visit into a candidate automatically.

Coming soon

The browser companion is still in acceptance testing. This preview does not imply public Chrome Store availability.

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DL
Public professional profileSenior Talent Sourcer · Minneapolis–St. Paul
Talent sourcingTechnical recruitingBoolean
Conceptual product preview
How it is designed to work

Research beside the web. Decide inside SourcingOS.

The companion should reduce copy-paste work without weakening the product's identity, evidence, or recruiter-control rules.

01

Open a public profile

Keep your normal sourcing workflow. The companion is designed to work beside the source you are already reviewing.

02

Capture source context

Bring visible professional context into SourcingOS with the source URL and provenance attached instead of copying disconnected notes.

03

Review before action

SourcingOS keeps discovered evidence separate from recruiter-confirmed candidate truth. Contact and save actions remain deliberate.

Designed boundaries

A browser extension should not become a permission slip for bad data practice.

Source stays attached

Captured context keeps its originating URL and source role so the evidence can be inspected later.

Discovery is not verification

A public claim can help a recruiter investigate. Sensitive or consequential claims still require proper verification.

No automatic outreach

The companion is for research and review. Consequential contact actions stay deliberate and recruiter-controlled.

Identity is not silently merged

Similar names and profiles do not become one person without sufficient identity evidence.

Private beta

Want to help test the Companion?

Request early access and tell us how you source today. We are prioritizing workflows where browser context can save time without hiding provenance.

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