Connect Hirely integrations
Publish job listings across major career portals and curate a compliant talent pool with Hirely. Connecting this recruitment software to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly trigger Slack alerts for new applicants, assign interview tasks, and sync candidate data in real time. Create a free account now to automate your talent sourcing.
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Supercharge your recruiting: Integrate and automate Hirely with Make
Connect Hirely to your business tools using Make. Automatically sync candidate data, schedule interviews, send real-time alerts, and update custom dashboards to speed up your hiring process.
Instant candidate alerts
Get real-time Slack or email notifications the moment a new candidate applies in Hirely so your team can respond quickly.
Automated interview scheduling
Generate calendar invites and video meeting links automatically when you move a candidate to the interview stage in Hirely.
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Effortless HR system syncing
Automatically send hired candidate details from Hirely to your HR and payroll systems without any manual data entry.
Custom hiring dashboards
Send your recruitment data to Google Sheets or Airtable in real time to build custom reports and track your hiring performance.
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