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Extend recruitment and HR assignments with structured selection, onboarding and development support.

For agencies
Offer clients better-supported selection, onboarding and development services without developing and maintaining the assessment methodology, technology and reporting infrastructure yourself. Your agency leads the client relationship, while HRP provides the assessment foundation and agreed professional support.
Extend recruitment and HR assignments with structured selection, onboarding and development support.
Your agency remains the client’s primary relationship and decides how the agreed service is presented and delivered.
Start with HRP-supported delivery or build capability around a suitably qualified professional in your agency. HRP provides the methodology, technology, reports and agreed support.
AGENCY PARTNERS
Independent agencies use HRP assessments and reports within their own selection, development, and broader client-service models.




Contact us to discuss the agency partnership model that fits your services.
Services for your clients
Use HRP within individual assignments or develop repeatable services around the work your agency already performs. Select only the services that fit your clients and professional capability.
For clients that want structured, role-relevant evidence when comparing final candidates.
Combine assessment results, selection reports and professional review with the agency’s interviews and knowledge of the client.
Support the final hiring decision and the selected candidate’s first months using the same assessment foundation.
The selected candidate is not assessed again. Onboarding reports can be produced from the existing assessment results, with professional onboarding support included where agreed.
Help clients identify focused development priorities for employees, specialists and managers.
Use structured assessment evidence to support development planning and professional conversations.
Add assessment-informed coaching or mentoring where this fits your agency’s existing services.
HRP reports help suitably qualified practitioners focus conversations while preserving their professional judgement.
How the partnership works
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The agency defines the client use case and where structured assessment could strengthen the assignment.
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The agency and HRP agree the assessment scope, delivery roles, required professional capability, and report boundaries before assessment begins.
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HRP provides the configured assessment, reports, and agreed professional support within the defined delivery model.
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The agency remains the client’s main relationship and leads the agreed follow-up, communication, and next-step support.
A practical first case
The first case does not need to be a broad rollout. It can be one supported client assignment where the agency keeps the commercial relationship and uses HRP behind the scenes to strengthen the service.
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Begin with one client assignment where structured evidence can strengthen a finalist decision or the selected person’s early transition into the role.
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The agency continues to own the client relationship, commercial conversation, and agreed service framing from the start.
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HRP provides the assessment infrastructure, role-relevant reports, and the agreed professional support behind the case.
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The agency uses the outputs within its own shortlist, onboarding, or follow-up service instead of building a separate parallel process.
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A first supported case can remain intentionally limited before the agency decides whether to expand the cooperation into repeatable client delivery.
Agency reference
FirstClass is one of the HR agency partners already shown on this page. Its existing reference helps make a supported first case concrete without inventing a new commercial story or a separate delivery model.
“I strongly believe that you have to find the right person for the exact opportunity. Only when a person matches the position and the company’s culture can they be truly successful and happy at work. This is why I especially like the HR Potentials tool for assessing candidates in selection processes. It allows us to look for the person who best matches the job.”
Nina Strelec, mag. psih.
HR asistentka, FirstClass d.o.o.
Translated from Slovenian
FirstClass d.o.o. 4 July 2023
Behind your service
Add structured assessment to client assignments without independently creating and maintaining the methodology, technology, reporting infrastructure and professional-delivery framework.
Agencies can begin with HRP-supported delivery and progressively develop their own professional capability. Where an agency employs or engages a suitably qualified professional, delivery roles can be adapted following the required HRP training and authorization.
Client value
Structured assessment evidence helps agencies and clients focus interviews on the differences that matter most.
Role-relevant reports support clearer comparison when interviews and experience alone do not fully distinguish finalists.
Relevant evidence can continue into onboarding or development when the service, purpose, and report type make that appropriate.
Assessment findings support human professional judgement with documented, role-relevant evidence rather than replacing it.
Agency experience
“I strongly believe that you have to find the right person for the exact opportunity. Only when a person matches the position and the company’s culture can they be truly successful and happy at work. This is why I especially like the HR Potentials tool for assessing candidates in selection processes. It allows us to look for the person who best matches the job.”
Delivery models
An agency can start with HRP-supported delivery and adapt the model as its professional capability develops. Exact responsibilities, required training, authorization and commercial arrangements are agreed separately.
The agency introduces an appropriate client need, while HRP leads the agreed assessment and professional delivery.
The agency leads the client relationship and assignment, while HRP provides the assessment process and the agreed professional review or discussion.
The agency and HRP divide delivery responsibilities according to the service, client need and available professional capability.
A suitably qualified, trained and authorized professional within the agency leads the agreed professional delivery, while HRP provides the assessment environment, methodology, reports and defined support.
Commercial basis
HRP's published prices for organizations provide the reference point. Partner-specific terms reflect the agreed delivery model, division of responsibilities and included HRP support. The agency determines the price of any broader services it provides.
Explore the fit
Start with one client need, service idea or plan to develop professional capability. We can examine the use case, the appropriate division of responsibilities and whether a pilot would make sense.
We can look at the client need, the delivery model that fits today, and the professional support required for a responsible pilot.
Responsible delivery
Discuss one client need, a delivery model that fits your current capability, and how HRP could support responsible agency delivery.