Who finds the Berufsträger who never read a job ad?
You brief the role in two minutes. Atlas searches, writes the outreach and pre-qualifies every reply, so a two-partner practice sources like a firm of fifty.
Applicants, referrals and the Berufsträger Atlas finds all land in one place — and the search, the outreach and the first structured conversation run on their own. Professional status, DATEV proficiency and independent client-file experience sit on the profile before a partner's calendar is touched.
72.7% of law, tax and audit firms report hiring difficulties, the highest of any sector. Every practice fishes in the same shrinking pool.
A single practice fills roughly 40% of its open roles, a multi-partner firm around 70%. Same pool — the difference is who has an hour for the first conversation.
CV, cover letter, account: three walls before anyone talks. In a shortage market every wall costs you a candidate, and over half the audit workforce is already past 50.
Sources: ifo Fachkräftebarometer, August 2025 · BStBK STAX 2024
Sourcing, screening and referrals are three doors into the same base — and the fourth is what develops the people who came through them. In this field the search leads, because the assistants and Berufsträger you need are not reading job ads.
You brief the role in two minutes. Atlas searches, writes the outreach and pre-qualifies every reply, so a two-partner practice sources like a firm of fifty.
A structured conversation the moment the application lands — voice or video, set per role. The hard facts of this profession are cleared before anyone bills an hour to recruiting.
Certificates are still verified by a human. You just know before the first meeting whether it is worth taking one.
Assistants trained together, Berufsträger know their year group. Sprad shows each of your people the fitting contacts out of their own network, instead of waiting for them to remember someone.
In the hardest hiring market of any sector, losing an assistant hurts twice: the replacement search is the 40% one you already know. The same base that got someone hired is the one that develops them — what they can actually do, what the next exam step would need from you, and how the first months are really going.
We put the same three hard-to-fill roles through four competing sourcing tools and through Atlas. Every system finds its own hits, so those are taken out of the count. What is left is the fair question: of the people the others found, how many did you find too?
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LinkedInThree real roles in three markets, 15 August 2026. Every system that takes free text got the word-for-word identical prompt; for LinkedIn Sales Navigator the same criteria were translated into filters. Atlas covers 38 percent of what the others found. The best of the other four covers 9 percent.
See the full benchmark →One a consultancy with 400 people across four countries, one a 90-person agency. Both fill roles that job ads do not reach, both started with referrals — on the same base.
400 employees and 50+ open roles across Amsterdam, Paris, New York and Singapore. A manual referral programme became a digital one, and the rollout went international within three months.
Two writer vacancies filled within two months, while no viable applications arrived on any other channel in the same period. 90 employees, grown by almost 20 over nine months.
Whoever applies, gets referred or gets sourced keeps one living profile — owned by them, readable by you. Every door makes it richer, and your ATS stays in the loop. The assistant who said no in March is the one sitting the Fachwirt exam in September, and you will know.
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Talent keep their own profile current, because it works for them too. So your pool never ages: the assistant who said no two years ago is findable and current today.
More than a CV: professional status, DATEV proficiency, specialty area, exam readiness, evidence from real conversations. Every rating links back to the sentence it came from.
Sprad runs both ways with the ATS and HR system you already have. No migration, no second tool to maintain — and if you have no ATS at all, ours is free.
Everyone who ever applied, was referred or was sourced sits in one place that belongs to you — not in a partner's inbox and not in an agency's system. The profile itself belongs to the person, which is why they keep it current. You can search it in free text, you can see the evidence behind every entry, and you can take it with you if you ever change your ATS.
It is built specifically for the gap between a 40% and a 70% fill rate, which is a capacity problem, not a demand problem. Sprad does the searching and runs the first conversation, so you don't need an HR department to compete with a larger firm's recruiting budget.
Because in the hardest hiring market of any sector the people you need are already employed somewhere else, and they are not reading job ads. Screening only helps once applications arrive. It switches on the moment they do, on the same base, without a new setup.
It asks directly and records the answer as a fact with the exact quote, the same way it checks specialty area and independent client-file experience. Documents and references are still verified by a human. This narrows down who is worth that step.
It asks for the grade, admission status and any Fachanwalt titles, and records them as stated facts with the source quote. Formal verification of the certificate itself is still a human step, but you know upfront whether it is worth taking.
Nothing about a candidate's conversation touches mandate or client data, the two never overlap. Everything is hosted in the EU, and no rejection or shortlist decision is ever automatic. A partner signs off on it.
Yes. The questions adjust to seniority: exam status, independent mandate handling and specialty depth for a Berufsträger role, versus the entry-level checks for an assistant position.
No. Sprad runs on top of the ATS you already use, and results land where your team already works. If you don't have one, ours is free.