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A candidate finishes a test on Friday. By the time you coordinate three interviewers, it is Wednesday. The candidate already accepted another offer.
Slow scheduling loses talent. This happens because human coordination takes time. You can remove humans from this loop.
Build a pipeline where:
- Candidates pick their own time slots.
- The system assigns interviewers automatically.
- Every call gets a meeting link and a recording bot.
- Transcripts go directly to your ATS.
The workflow works like this:
- Candidate visits a booking page.
- The scheduler assigns an interviewer using round-robin logic.
- An event appears on the interviewer's calendar.
- A webhook creates a record in your ATS.
- The Notetaker bot joins the call.
- A webhook delivers a summary and transcript to your system.
You have two ways to distribute interviews:
- Max-fairness: Keeps interview counts even among your team.
- Max-availability: Shows the most slots to help candidates book faster.
Use custom instructions for your Notetaker. Tell it to focus on technical skills and communication. This ensures the summary fits your hiring scorecard.
Two technical rules to remember:
- Media URLs expire in 60 minutes. Download your files immediately.
- Files are deleted after 14 days. Automate your storage.
To avoid bot errors, configure your meeting tools to allow anonymous participants. This prevents the bot from getting stuck in a waiting room.
You can host the booking page on Nylas or embed it directly into your careers site. Both options work with your existing round-robin settings.
Stop losing candidates to slow processes. Pick one role, build the automation, and measure the speed difference.
Source: https://dev.to/qasim157/recruiting-agent-interview-scheduling-pipeline-5e4p
Optional learning community: https://t.me/GyaanSetuAi