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Automation partner for staffing & recruiting agencies

Stop losing great candidates to slow follow-up.

We connect your ATS, inbox and calendar so approved candidates are invited, scheduled and logged automatically, while your recruiters stay in control. Your first workflow can be live in as little as 14 days.

  • Free 30-minute review
  • Fixed quote before any work
  • You own everything we build
Interview scheduling workflow: a recruiter approves a candidate in the ATS, an invitation email is sent, the candidate chooses a time, a Google Meet is created, and the ATS and team are updated.
INTEGRATIONS

Works with the tools you already use

Where work starts

ATS & recruiting CRM

  • Bullhorn
  • Loxo
  • JobAdder
  • Recruit CRM
  • Ceipal
  • Vincere
  • Greenhouse
  • Lever
  • Workable
  • Zoho Recruit
  • Manatal

Email

  • Gmail
  • Outlook

Documents & e-signature

  • DocuSign

Where it lands

Calendar & meetings

  • Google Calendar
  • Google Meet
  • Zoom
  • Microsoft Teams

Communication

  • Slack
  • WhatsApp Business
  • Twilio

CRM & data

  • HubSpot
  • Airtable
  • Google Sheets

The engine underneath

Automation & AI

  • n8n
  • Make
  • Zapier
  • OpenAI
  • Claude

Using something else? If it has an API or webhooks, we can usually connect it.

THE PROBLEM

Where recruiting time disappears

None of this is hard to fix. It just never gets automated because nobody owns the fix.

  • Strong candidates hear back too late

    A great applicant waits in the inbox while recruiters are on calls. By the time someone replies, they’ve taken another interview.

  • Scheduling takes a dozen emails

    Lining up a candidate, a recruiter and a hiring manager turns into days of back-and-forth.

  • The ATS is always behind

    Stages, notes and interview times get updated at the end of the week, if at all, so nobody trusts the pipeline.

  • Clients chase you for updates

    Hiring managers email for status because the answer lives in a recruiter’s head, not in a shared update.

  • No-shows go unrecovered

    When a candidate misses an interview, rebooking depends on someone remembering to follow up.

  • Copy-paste between tools

    The same candidate details get retyped into the ATS, inbox, calendar and spreadsheets.

BEFORE AND AFTER

Same application. Two very different weeks.

  1. Before: Day 0Application arrives
    After: MinutesApplication acknowledged automatically
  2. Before: Day 0–2Sits in a shared inboxStalled
    After: Same dayRecruiter reviews and approves
  3. Before: Day 2Recruiter writes a manual email
    After: Minutes laterInvite and slot picker sent
  4. Before: Day 2–5Back-and-forth to find a time
    After: When they chooseInterview booked, Google Meet created
  5. Before: Day 6Client emails asking for an update
    After: AutomaticallyATS and client updated
Start to finishBefore: About 6 days
Start to finishAfter: Same day

Timings vary by team and aren’t guaranteed.

WORKFLOW LIBRARY

Recruiting workflows we build

Each one starts from a clear trigger, ends in a visible outcome, and runs on tools you already pay for.

  1. How it runs

    1. A new application arrives in the ATS or the shared inbox.
    2. It is sorted by role using rules you agree, and the key details are pulled into one view.
    3. The right recruiter is notified in Slack with a link to the record.
    Trigger
    A new application lands in the ATS or inbox
    Outcome
    Sorted by role and sent to the right recruiter with the key details in one view
    • ATS
    • Gmail/Outlook
    • Slack
  2. How it runs

    1. An application arrives or a candidate’s stage changes in the ATS.
    2. A personal update is prepared from templates your team has approved.
    3. The candidate receives it by email.
    4. If the candidate goes quiet, one polite nudge follows.
    Trigger
    An application arrives or a stage changes
    Outcome
    The candidate gets a timely, personal update; quiet candidates get one polite nudge

    Where you stay in controlApproval steps can sit in front of any candidate-facing message.

    • ATS
    • Gmail/Outlook
  3. How it runs

    1. A recruiter approves a candidate in the ATS.
    2. The candidate gets an invitation with a slot picker shown in their own timezone.
    3. When they choose a time, the calendar invite and meeting link are created.
    4. The interview time is written back to the ATS.
    Trigger
    A recruiter approves a candidate
    Outcome
    The candidate picks a time in their own timezone; the invite and meeting link are created

    Where you stay in controlNothing goes to the candidate until a recruiter approves them.

    • ATS
    • Google Calendar
    • Google Meet/Zoom
  4. How it runs

    1. A candidate misses a scheduled interview.
    2. A rebooking link goes out by email or SMS.
    3. The recruiter is alerted, and the ATS shows what happened.
    Trigger
    A candidate misses an interview
    Outcome
    A rebooking link goes out and the recruiter is alerted
    • Calendar
    • Email/SMS (Twilio)
    • ATS
  5. How it runs

    1. An interview is booked, held or moved in the calendar.
    2. The stage, time and meeting link are written back to the ATS.
    3. Recruiters see a current record without retyping anything.
    Trigger
    An interview is booked, held or moved
    Outcome
    Stage, time and meeting link are written back to the ATS with no retyping
    • ATS
    • Calendar
  6. How it runs

    1. A client submits a new role through a form.
    2. A structured job brief is created in the ATS.
    3. The owning recruiter is notified in Slack or Teams.
    Trigger
    A client submits a new role
    Outcome
    A structured job brief is created in the ATS and the owning recruiter is notified
    • Form
    • ATS
    • Slack/Teams
  7. How it runs

    1. A shortlist or stage changes for a client’s role in the ATS.
    2. A status summary is drafted, optionally with OpenAI or Claude.
    3. The account owner reviews and approves it.
    4. The approved update is sent to the client.
    Trigger
    A shortlist or stage changes for a client’s role
    Outcome
    A summary is drafted for the account owner to approve, then sent

    Where you stay in controlThe account owner approves every summary before it is sent.

    • ATS
    • Email
    • OpenAI/Claude (optional)
  8. How it runs

    1. A candidate accepts an offer.
    2. The required documents are requested and the e-signature goes out through DocuSign.
    3. Onboarding tasks are created, with files kept in Google Drive.
    Trigger
    A candidate accepts an offer
    Outcome
    Documents are requested, e-signature sent and onboarding tasks created
    • ATS
    • DocuSign
    • Google Drive

See the full recruiting workflow library

HOW WE WORK

Audit. Build. Run.

One workflow at a time, with a fixed quote before any work starts.

  1. 01

    Audit

    A free 30-minute workflow review. We map one handoff, find where it stalls, and send a written plan with a fixed quote within 48 hours.

  2. 02

    Build

    We build one production workflow on your existing tools, test it against real edge cases, and document how it works.

  3. 03

    Run

    We monitor it, fix what breaks, and make small improvements as your process changes.

  • Your tools stay

    No platform migration; we connect what you already use.

  • You own everything

    Accounts, workflows and documentation stay in your name.

  • Humans make the decisions

    Candidate and client decisions stay with your team.

  • Failure alerts

    If a step fails, the right person hears about it.

AUTOMATION AUDITOR

Not sure where to start?

Answer five short questions about your tools and repetitive work. The Automation Auditor gives you a readiness score, three likely first workflows and an estimated time range, calculated from your answers and shown only to you.

  • Takes about three minutes
  • No email required
  • Nothing is sent or stored
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Illustration of an Automation Auditor result: a readiness gauge and three likely first workflows.
PRICING

Simple, fixed pricing

Start with one workflow. Add ongoing support if you want us to run it.

Automation Partner

$750per month

We keep your workflows running and improving.

  • Monitoring and failure alerts
  • Fixes when a connected tool changes
  • Small improvements each month
  • Priority support
Ask about ongoing support
Scope and pricing details
  • Third-party software and usage fees are separate.
  • Final scope and fixed quote follow the workflow review.
  • Delivery timing depends on access, API availability and approved requirements.
  • Custom work outside the agreed workflow is quoted separately.
Zohaib Hyder, founder of AITOA
You work directly with the builder
WHO YOU’LL WORK WITH

Zohaib Hyder

Founder and automation builder

You work directly with the person who maps and builds your workflow.

Zohaib maps the handoffs that slow teams down, connects the tools they already use, and builds workflows that keep people in charge of important decisions.

Calls run during US business hours.
COMMON QUESTIONS

Before you book

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. You’ll get a written plan and fixed quote within 48 hours.

Most single workflows launch within 14 days of receiving access and approved requirements.

You keep ownership of the workflows, accounts and documentation created for you, subject to the terms of any third-party platform.

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.

Find the handoff worth fixing first.

A free 30-minute review, a written plan and fixed quote within 48 hours, no obligation.