Graphite Launches GraphiteOS, the AI-Powered Operating System Built to Transform the Staffing Industry
The platform leverages AI to automate recruiting workflows from candidate sourcing to matching to onboarding, helping staffing firms improve recruiter productivity and accelerate growth.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Graphite, the pioneering technology company reshaping how companies build and manage their workforces, today announced the launch of GraphiteOS, an AI-powered recruiting operating system designed specifically for staffing and gig-work firms. The platform transforms the entire recruitment lifecycle from sourcing and candidate matching to onboarding, time-tracking, and back-office automation - delivering unprecedented efficiency, productivity, and growth.
The $650B staffing industry is at an inflection point today, challenged by low operating margins and pressure to deliver better results while keeping pace with rapid AI innovation. Traditional staffing applicant tracking systems and manual workflows have not evolved fast enough to meet these demands. GraphiteOS introduces a purpose-built, AI-native solution that helps firms dramatically enhance recruiter productivity, elevate candidate and client experiences, and differentiate themselves in a competitive marketplace.
GraphiteOS has been built by the team behind Graphite, a platform trusted by leading organizations for its innovation, intuitive design, and deep capabilities supporting the flexible talent landscape. GraphiteOS integrates cutting-edge AI capabilities like intelligent candidate profile parsing & generation, dynamic candidate matching, and automated sourcing & enriched outreach. These capabilities ensure that recruiters spend their valuable time on high-value interactions rather than repetitive tasks better suited for AI.
"We're at a turning point where AI isn't just a tool - it's reshaping how staffing firms operate," said Vikram Ashok, CEO and Founder of Graphite. "GraphiteOS enables firms to streamline operations, elevate recruiter productivity, and focus on what matters most - achieving better outcomes for clients, candidates, and recruiters. I see a future where staffing firms run leaner, tech-enabled teams powered by AI agents and a strong data backbone, on GraphiteOS, unlocking growth without adding headcount."
John Winsor, Executive Fellow at Harvard Business School and author of Open Talent, added, "AI isn't about replacing human jobs—it's about augmenting human capabilities. GraphiteOS exemplifies how thoughtful AI integration can amplify human potential, ensuring that the future of work remains deeply human and fundamentally collaborative while taking away the friction of analog staffing processes."
Early adopters of GraphiteOS have already seen significant operational improvements, including faster candidate placements, improved match quality, and reduced operational costs.
About Graphite
Graphite builds technology that powers the future of work. Since 2014, the company has helped staffing firms, enterprises, and talent platforms transform how they find and manage top talent. Forward-thinking organizations leverage Graphite to operate with greater speed, precision, and flexibility. To learn more or request a demo, visit www.graphiteos.ai. For further information, please reach out to pressinquiries@graphiteos.ai.
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