Recruiter approves candidate
Candidate moves to Ready for interview.
Connect your ATS, inbox and calendar so approved candidates get timely invitations, interviews get booked, and recruiters stay in control.
Applications, interviews and client updates should move without repeated copying and chasing.
A recruiter remains responsible for candidate decisions.
When a recruiter approves a candidate, AITOA connects the follow-up, scheduling and internal updates that normally happen across separate tools.
Your recruiter decides who moves forward. The workflow handles what happens next.
Candidate moves to Ready for interview.
The candidate receives the role details and a scheduling link.
Available times appear in the candidate’s local timezone.
The selected time is reserved and the meeting invitation is sent.
Interview status, time and meeting link are recorded automatically.
Configured around supported APIs, webhooks and the tools your team already uses.
We’ll map one workflow across your current tools and identify the handoffs that can be connected.
We start with what your recruiters need to move forward, then connect the tools behind it.
When it starts: An application arrives
Manual handoff: Applications wait for manual sorting.
Human decision: Recruiters make candidate decisions.
Information updated: ATS record and recruiter queue
When it starts: An ATS stage changes
Manual handoff: Clients ask for status manually.
Human decision: Account owners approve sensitive updates.
Information updated: Client communication log
Supported tools stay in place, while people remain responsible for important decisions.
Spot the work that is delayed or often missed.
Decide what moves automatically and where people step in.
Link the tools and test how real work moves.
Check unusual cases, document the system, and keep improving.
We can connect application intake, recruiter routing, candidate follow-up, interview scheduling, ATS updates and client status handoffs. We scope one workflow at a time.
No automatic replacement is required. We design around your current ATS when its supported access allows the needed workflow.
Often, yes. Feasibility depends on each tool’s API, webhook, export or other supported access, which we review before quoting.
We map the current handoff, identify the main delay, and discuss the simplest practical implementation path.
Approximately seven days is a target for a properly scoped workflow after access and requirements are confirmed. Timing depends on the tools and approvals involved.
You keep ownership of the workflows, accounts and documentation created for you, subject to the terms of any third-party platform.
Storage depends on your existing systems and the agreed workflow. We identify the data path and providers during scoping rather than assuming every project uses the same setup.
We plan the least-privilege access needed for the agreed work. Client-controlled credentials can be revoked by your team.
Yes. Sensitive candidate and client decisions can remain behind a recruiter or account-owner approval step.
The workflow should surface failed steps and exceptions to an owner, with monitoring and recovery steps documented in the agreed scope.
Support is quoted separately at the configured monthly rate. The exact maintenance scope is agreed in writing; you retain ownership of the delivered workflow.
Yes. We can review an existing workflow, identify unreliable handoffs, and propose a scoped improvement.
Yes. We also support selected service-based teams in home services, property management, B2B customer operations and agencies.
The starting setup price covers a scoped workflow map, one agreed automation, testing, documentation and launch support. Third-party usage fees are separate.
A written plan and fixed quote follow the review. Work outside the agreed workflow is discussed and quoted separately.
Bring a short description of the current process, the tools involved, where work stalls, and who should approve important steps.
One important recruiting workflow, mapped, built, tested and handed over after scope and access are confirmed.
One workflow · Target implementation starts after scope, access and requirements are confirmed
Book my workflow reviewA focused review leads to a written plan and fixed quote.