Whether you are a candidate updating your profile, a freelancer with a question about availability windows, or a hiring manager preparing a brief, this is the place to reach us. We read every message and reply in the order it arrives.
Whether you are publishing a profile for the first time or sending a brief to a shortlisted candidate, this is where to reach us. We read every message ourselves, so a short note with your role focus or the brief you have in mind gets a faster, more useful reply than a long one.
Monday to Thursday, 08:30 to 17:00. Friday, 08:30 to 15:00. Weekends and public holidays are closed. Messages that arrive after hours are picked up the next working morning.
Most emails get a reply within one working day. Briefs that include a skill cluster, seniority band and work setup are easier to route, so they tend to come back sooner. If your note is about an existing profile, mention the profile name so we can pull it up.
If you are weighing up whether Talentack fits how your team hires, ask for a short demo. We will open a few real profiles, show how skill clusters and seniority bands filter down, and walk through what a direct brief looks like from the recruiter side.
Demos run on weekdays and take about twenty minutes. Tell us which roles you are hiring for and which cities you draw from, and we will pull examples that match rather than a generic tour.
We reply within one working day. If your brief is already written, send it along with the form and we will come to the call with candidate profiles already pulled.
Whether you are building a profile for the first time or a recruiter sending a brief to a shortlisted candidate, this is where the conversation starts. We read everything that lands here, and we route it to the right person.
Tell us which side of the directory you are on, which city you work from, and what you need next. A short note with those three things gets a faster, more useful reply than a long one without them.
If your note is about an existing profile, include the role focus or the name on it so we can find it without a back-and-forth.