AI workers for recruiting teams that move candidates through the pipeline, schedule interviews, and keep every hiring thread tidy. Connect Google Calendar, Gmail, and your tracker, then let the firewall keep candidate data scoped and private.
A Recruiting AI worker is an AI agent set up to run one recruiting job unattended, such as moving candidates through a pipeline, scheduling interviews, or keeping hiring threads organized. It typically touches Google Calendar and Gmail or Outlook, an Asana or Notion candidate tracker, and Slack hiring channels, and only the calendars, threads, and fields you approve.
Read interviewers' Google Calendar availability and propose times to candidates by email, leaving the final booking to the recruiter to confirm.
Watch reply emails from candidates and flag which ones are ready to advance a stage on the Notion tracker for a recruiter to action.
Find interviews from yesterday with no scorecard filed and nudge each interviewer in Slack so decisions are not held up.
Condense a long Gmail thread with one candidate into a short status so the next recruiter picks up without rereading everything.
A recruiting worker connects to the tools hiring runs on. Point it at Google Calendar and Gmail or Outlook for scheduling and outreach, Asana or Notion for the candidate tracker, and Slack for interview feedback. Candidate data is personal, so you approve exactly which calendars, threads, and boards it can open, keeping other candidates and teams out of scope.
The firewall protects candidate privacy. You can keep the worker read-only so it schedules and summarizes without emailing on its own, redact identifiers before they reach the model, and block specific contacts. Per-board scope keeps it inside the roles you name, rate limits keep outreach measured, and the audit trail records every thread it opened. You can revoke access to any calendar or board instantly.
Only if you grant send access. By default a recruiting worker drafts scheduling and outreach emails and leaves them for a recruiter to review and send. You can keep it draft-only, block specific contacts, and cap how many messages it produces. This keeps a human on candidate communication while the worker handles the coordination and prep behind it.
A recruiting worker runs behind the firewall, which redacts candidate identifiers before they reach the model and scopes the worker to only the threads and boards you approve. Other candidates stay invisible, sensitive contacts can be blocked, and DLP scanning flags anything risky. Every thread and record it opens is logged, and you can revoke its access at any time.
Yes, a recruiting worker can read the interviewers' Google Calendar availability you scope in and propose times, leaving the booking to a recruiter unless you allow writes. Free or busy detail can be limited, and calendars you exclude stay hidden. You control which calendars it reads, and every availability check is recorded in the audit trail for review.
No, unless you grant write access a recruiting worker only flags which candidates look ready to advance, leaving the stage change to a recruiter. Most teams keep it read-only on the tracker. When you do allow writes, the firewall confines them to the fields you approve, logs each one, and lets you revoke that access whenever you choose.