Connect Toggl Hire integrations
Screen incoming job applicants and manage hiring pipelines by integrating Toggl Hire with Make. Linking your recruitment processes to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly trigger skills test notifications, update candidate pipelines, and sync assessment scores with your internal database. Get started today to accelerate your screening operations.

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Supercharge Your Recruitment by Automating Toggl Hire with Make
Use Make to connect Toggl Hire with your daily tools. Automatically sync candidate test results, trigger instant Slack notifications, schedule interviews, and update your recruitment dashboards.
Automatic Candidate Syncing
Automatically send candidate data and test results from Toggl Hire to your preferred CRM or HR software without any manual data entry.
Seamless Next-Step Scheduling
Trigger automated calendar invitations or scheduling links for the next interview round once a candidate passes their evaluation.
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Instant Team Notifications
Keep your hiring team aligned by sending instant Slack or email alerts the moment a candidate finishes an assessment.
Custom Recruitment Dashboards
Feed test scores and pipeline status directly into tools like Google Sheets or Airtable to easily track and analyze your hiring metrics.
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