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PetHonesty Picks HireQuotient's EasySource for Its Talent Acquisition

San Francisco, United States, October 12th, 2026/TechnologyWire/--PetHonesty, one of North America’s fastest-growing, premium pet health and wellness supplement brands, has selected EasySource by HireQuotient as its core talent acquisition platform to scale and modernize its recruiting operations.

Backed by Vestar Capital Partners and ranked among the top consumer brands on the Inc. 5000, PetHonesty has experienced rapid growth across direct-to-consumer and premier retail channels nationwide. To sustain that momentum without bottlenecking its team, PetHonesty turned to EasySource - HireQuotient’s flagship AI-native sourcing and recruitment platform. HireQuotient had recently announced its strategic partnership with Paylocity (NASDAQ: PCTY) and based on traction, it was listed as a featured software amongst 8 on Paylocity marketplace.

EasySource serves as an intelligent operating system for organizations navigating high-volume hiring and aggressive headcount targets. By replacing passive "post-and-wait" job board tactics with proactive candidate discovery, multi-channel outreach, and automated scheduling, the platform enables recruiting...

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