One connected platform
Hospitalitycontract recruitment software
Place the worker, settle the status, run the self-bill.
Rate, status and extension on one record — with contractor pay and the venue invoice from the same approved hours.
- Source & match
- Rate & status
- Right to work
- Timesheets
- Self-bill & pay
- Margin
How the desk runs
One platform, from the rate to the self-bill.
Find who is coming free
Hospitality workers return venue after venue, so the people who worked last season are the first list worth calling. The record tells you who is finishing and when, before the vacancy is even open.
Rate, margin and status
The charge rate, the pay rate and the margin sit on the placement, with the contract status and IR35 position recorded alongside them.
Brief that matches the work
Contracts here run on chefs, front of house staff and event crew. What the venue is judging is whether the worker turns up on time and ready for service, so that is what the submission has to evidence.
Extensions on the same line
An extension runs against the existing placement rather than a new one, so the rate history, the end dates and the whole assignment stay together.
Self-bill and contractor pay
PAYE, AWR and holiday pay for casual workers, with umbrella and limited for contractors, produced from approved hours, with self-bill documents drawn from the same figures and the venue invoiced in the same run.
Margin against forecast
Dashman shows fill-rate by venue, revenue by desk and the roles you are short of.
Checks and clearances
On the record before anyone is placed
Right-to-work documents and casual worker agreements are confirmed against the worker before a booking is committed, with expiry alerts and an automated chase when something is missing.
How documents and expiry work- Right-to-work documents with expiry alerts
- Casual worker agreements held on the worker record
- AWR position visible at the point of booking
- Configured fatigue, break and recent-hours checks
What the agents add
AI agents working on the hospitality desk in the background.
Sourcing Sam
Matches workers to open contracts and flags the ones coming to an end.
Compliance Clara
Flags right-to-work documents coming up for expiry.
Timesheet Tommy
Reads submitted timesheets and preps PAYE, AWR and holiday pay for casual workers, with umbrella and limited for contractors for review.
Growth Grace
Surfaces new venue leads worth a call.
Manager Max
Briefs the desk each morning on fill-rate by venue.
Questions
Contract Hospitality recruitment software questions.
How is IR35 and contract status handled?
The contract status and IR35 position sit on the placement alongside the rate and the margin, so the position is evidenced on the record when it is asked about. PAYE, AWR and holiday pay for casual workers, with umbrella and limited for contractors all run from the same placement.
Does it handle umbrella and limited contractors?
Both run from the hours approved on the timesheet, with self-bill documents produced from the same approved figures.
How are extensions tracked?
An extension runs against the existing placement rather than a new record, so the rate history, the end dates and the whole assignment stay in one line.
Can we see margin by placement?
Dashman shows contract margin against forecast by placement, consultant and client, without a spreadsheet in the middle.
What checks does a hospitality placement need?
Right-to-work documents and casual worker agreements are confirmed against the worker before a booking is committed, with expiry alerts and an automated chase when something is missing. The desk holds right-to-work documents with expiry alerts, casual worker agreements held on the worker record, AWR position visible at the point of booking, configured fatigue, break and recent-hours checks.
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