Beamery
Enterprise talent CRM with a skills graph for long-horizon pipeline building.
About
Beamery is an enterprise talent CRM built around a Talent Graph and TalentGPT skills intelligence: it maps skills across the external talent pool, the internal workforce, and the labor market, then matches candidates by skills adjacency rather than keywords. It manages long-horizon pipelines — alumni, campus cohorts, silver medalists — with automated nurture sequences, talent marketing campaigns, internal mobility matching, and workforce planning analytics. Integrations cover Workday, SAP SuccessFactors, Oracle HCM, and Greenhouse; it layers on top of existing ATS/HCM systems rather than replacing them. Pricing is opaque and firmly enterprise: analysts describe six- to seven-figure annual contracts, and implementation commonly takes four to nine months. Limitations: SMBs and most mid-market teams are priced out, adoption demands disciplined data hygiene, and it is not a standalone system of record.
What it can do
- Talent CRM; Talent Graph skills intelligence; AI candidate matching; automated nurture sequences; talent marketing; internal mobility; workforce analytics; ATS/HCM integrations.
Setup
Enterprise deployment with Beamery's team; integrate ATS/HCM; import candidate data and configure skills taxonomy.
Prerequisites
Existing ATS/HCM of record; dedicated talent-strategy function; enterprise budget.
Use cases
Works with
Trust score — 7/10
Scored 7/10 (verified tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: Skills Graph / TalentGPT and talent-CRM positioning confirmed across an enterprise automation guide, an AI-tools comparison, and a product deep-dive.; Fortune 500 deployments and Workday/SAP/Oracle/Greenhouse integrations reported by comparison sources.; Pricing opaque and enterprise-only (six-to-seven-figure contracts per analysts); 4-9 month implementations — disclosed as limitations, not verified figures..
Sources
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