Simplify.hr re-signs for HR Indaba

post-title

Simplify.hr offers an applicant tracking system that optimises the recruitment processes.

Applicant tracking system Simplify.hr has re-signed as a partner for HR Indaba Africa 2019, taking advantage of the 10 percent discount they receive for signing up before the end of March. Simplify.hr is a product that has been developed by the Careers24 tech team that essentially makes recruitment more efficient by automating a lot of the manual processes and is able to handle the process from the requisition stage right through to the appointment of a candidate. 

“When making requisitions, for example, a line manager would normally fill in a piece of paper to request that vacancy be advertised. But with Simplify.hr, that is automated so that vacancies are approved much faster and with less administrative takes,” says Henneri Crous, Head of Sales at Simplify.hr.

“Our platform also makes it easy to capture information – such as notes and communication with candidates – all on one system instead of being spread across different applications. This makes it easier to build an entire profile of a candidate on a single platform so that we are able to engage with them a lot more effectively."

[chro-cta slug=hr-indaba-cpd-tv]

What makes Simplify.hr different from other applicant tracking systems is that it has been specifically designed for the South African market. A lot of internationally developed applicant tracking systems do not take cognisance of the local challenges and requirements, which include things like reporting on employment equity, for example, or the fact that in South Africa there is still a significant amount of people who provide hard copy CVs instead of submitting online applications.

As a partner, the Simplify.hr will have an exhibition stand at the HR Indaba, which will be the largest of its kind in South Africa. It will give HR professionals an opportunity to learn everything they need to know about the latest HR technology, HR strategy, company culture, labour laws, recruitment, employee engagement and HR leadership. It will also bring together thousands of colleagues, suppliers, platforms, universities, specialists, recruitment agencies, CHROs and thought leaders.

Related articles

Integrating AI in HR processes should be clear, regular and transparent

As AI changes how people work, organisations must decide how to embrace innovation without losing employee trust. Drawing insights from Sage’s latest HR and Payroll Leaders’ Report, a panel discussion at the 2026 HR Indaba explored how leaders can adopt AI responsibly, support employees through transformation, and create more connected experiences across HR and payroll.

Balancing performance and values in the workplace

HR leaders from Standard Bank, Tsebo Holdings and Deloitte discussed the disconnect between organisational values and employees’ experiences at the 2026 HR Indaba, emphasising the need to balance business performance with workplace behaviour.

Explaining employment equity targets with confidence

Missing a target does not automatically mean non-compliance, but employers must show how shortfalls were assessed and addressed. This was emphasised by BEE123 representatives at the 2026 HR Indaba during a session titled EE reporting readiness: Five critical actions every employer should take, now!

Top