Kyloe Partners acquires Connect IT Apps to augment its Bullhorn Solutions

Kyloe Partners is proud to announce the acquisition of the intellectual property for “Connect IT Apps” from RSS Group .

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Kyloe Partners is proud to announce the acquisition of the intellectual property for “Connect IT Apps” from RSS Group . This innovative suite of applications, spearheaded by its flagship Onboarding app, has successfully onboarded millions of applicants since its inception. The app onboards thousands of candidates each month, showcasing its scalability and efficiency in the high-volume recruitment sector.

This acquisition marks a significant milestone in Kyloe’s journey to enhance its portfolio of Bullhorn-integrated products. With the inclusion of Connect IT Apps, Kyloe aims to continue to develop recruitment technology by embedding AI capabilities into administrative processes and thus accelerate the accreditation of top candidates.

Raymond Pennie, CEO at Kyloe Partners, shared his enthusiasm: “This acquisition is a testament to Kyloe’s commitment to innovation and excellence in recruitment technology. By integrating AI into the proven Connect platform, we are set to deliver unparalleled efficiency for UK-based recruiters. It’s an exciting opportunity to tap into the synergy between the Connect apps and our AI expertise.”

Kyloe remains committed to driving innovation and delivering exceptional value to its customers in the AI enabled world. This acquisition underscores Kyloe’s dedication to providing state-of-the-art recruitment solutions. The acquisition also includes a dynamic team of developers who have transitioned to Kyloe starting 1st May. 

Mark Dooley, Senior IT Director at RSS Global, commented on the transition: “Connect IT Apps have been instrumental in enabling seamless management of high-volume recruitment. We are delighted to see Kyloe taking these products to the next level, ensuring their impact is felt across the wider recruitment industry.”

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