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Qualify job candidates using Testlify to run objective, role-specific skills assessments and AI interviews. Connecting your recruitment pipeline to this workflow automation tool lets you instantly dispatch test invitations, retrieve scoring leaderboards, and sync applicant data across your ATS. Register your free account today to build your first automated hiring pipeline.
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Unlock faster hiring: Integrate and automate Testlify with Make
Connect Testlify with Make to automate candidate invitations, instantly sync assessment scores to your CRM, and alert your hiring team in Slack. Keep your recruitment workflows running on autopilot.
Automated assessment invites
Automatically send Testlify test invitations to candidates the moment they apply in your applicant tracking system or get added to a spreadsheet.
Centralized candidate data
Sync test scores and detailed candidate reports directly to your CRM or HR database without manual data entry.
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Instant team notifications
Alert your hiring team in Slack or Microsoft Teams as soon as a candidate finishes an assessment.
Personalized follow-ups
Automatically send tailored emails to candidates based on their test results to keep them engaged throughout the hiring process.
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