Connect Reviewly integrations
Screen engineering candidates using customized GitHub repositories by integrating Reviewly with Make. Linking this assessment platform to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly invite developers to projects, track completed reviews, and hide identities to prevent bias. Register for free today to build your first automated recruitment pipeline.
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Gets a candidate.
Invites a candidate to a project.
Lists all candidates.
Lists all projects.
Lists all submitted reviews.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Triggers when a candidate submits a project.
Triggers when a reviewer reviews a project.
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Popular Reviewly workflows.
Connect Reviewly to Make and automate your review process. Sync feedback, send alerts, and simplify your daily workflows.
Automate your recruitment workflow by integrating Reviewly with Make
Integrate Reviewly with Make to send automated test invites, instantly alert your hiring team on Slack, track developer scores in Google Sheets, and build a custom hiring pipeline.
Automatically trigger and send Reviewly coding projects as soon as a candidate reaches the assessment stage in your applicant tracking system.
Keep your hiring team in the loop by instantly sending Slack or Teams alerts when a candidate starts or completes an assignment.
Automatically sync candidate test scores and project statuses directly into Google Sheets or Airtable for easy tracking.
Promptly assign completed projects to your developers for review by sending automated notifications as soon as a test is submitted.
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