A pipeline in a spreadsheet goes stale the moment you close it. Gallium keeps reading the market underneath your board, so when a firm you pitched last month suddenly wins a major contract, you are the one who knows.
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Watching, pursuing, pitched, won. Four stages, no setup, no fields to configure first — built for a recruiter’s desk rather than a general CRM you have to bend into shape.
Your board, your notes, your pipeline. The market data is shared; what you do with it never is, and no other agency can see a firm you are working.
A firm on your board is still read every day, so a cold thread warms up the moment something moves.
Which is usually the moment worth calling again — not a reminder you set weeks ago, but a real change at their end.
Over time the board shows which kinds of signal turn into placements, so your mornings go on the ones that pay rather than the ones that look busy.
From the signal first appearing to the placement landing, measured across the work you actually won.
The firm you pitched three weeks ago went quiet — and moved this morning. Without the board watching, you would never have known.
LoggedFenlow Systems · 3 new roles since your touchFirms land here straight off the changes feed, the forecasts or a candidate match, already briefed — and stay watched while they sit.
The boardWatching 9 · Pursuing 5 · Pitched 3 · Won 2 On recordOpen pipeline value, win rate, and time from first signal to placement. Not what the spreadsheet says — what the record shows.
This quarter€0k open pipeline · 0% win rateStop finding out that a firm you pitched started hiring when someone else places the role.
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