Two distinct environments, not one workspace with role overlays. Owners see the agency end to end. Recruiters see their own work. Access opens and closes on your terms.
Separation is the architecture. Not a setting.
Most platforms run on one workspace with role overlays. Owner and recruiter see the same screens, with a few permissions toggled on or off. The boundary is a checkbox — and the moment that checkbox is misconfigured, the entire commercial layer of the agency is exposed.
Executive Hunter runs on two distinct environments. The Owner Area is the agency end to end — every assignment, every recruiter, every placement, every fee. The Recruiter Area is the work the recruiter owns. Two screens. Two scopes. No accidental overlap.
On top of that, every recruiter's access is scheduled. Access opens and closes on your terms — by the hour, by the day. Recruiter off for the weekend? Access closes Friday at 18:00, reopens Monday at 09:00. Recruiter on a notice period? Access expires the day they leave. Recruiter newly onboarded? Access opens only after the contract is signed.
Competitors run one room with locks on the doors. Executive Hunter runs two buildings.
The fastest way to understand the difference is to see it. Book a walkthrough — we'll show you both environments, side by side.