Connect Hirevire integrations
Evaluate job applicants by integrating Hirevire to collect video responses and transcribe candidate submissions. Connecting this screening service to over 3,000 integration apps lets you trigger instant interview invites, sync scorecards, and route review links to hiring managers. Start your free Make trial today to distribute graded candidate profiles.
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Automate Your Hiring Workflows: Integrate Hirevire with Make
Connect Hirevire with Make to automate your entire recruitment funnel. Instantly sync candidate videos with your ATS, send instant team alerts, and store documents in the cloud automatically.
Automated ATS Syncing
Instantly send candidate video submissions and contact details to your applicant tracking system or Google Sheets.
Faster Candidate Follow-Ups
Automatically send personalized emails or scheduling links to candidates immediately after they submit their videos.
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Instant Team Alerts
Notify your hiring team in Slack or Microsoft Teams as soon as a candidate completes their video screening.
Simplified File Storage
Save candidate resumes and video links directly to cloud folders like Google Drive or Dropbox without manual uploading.
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