Drafts short first notes and follow-ups in your firm's voice, sent from your own mailbox. Nothing goes out until you approve it.
A good first note names the work that made the candidate a fit. Writing one for each person takes the time the search just saved.
15%
higher response rates, roughly, for recruiter InMails sent individually rather than in bulk.
The note mentions the work that matched, in your firm's voice, and skips the phrases your pack bans.
Edit any draft or approve it as written. Nothing sends before you do.
Approved messages leave from your own Gmail or Outlook address, and replies come back to the candidate's record.
Follow-ups wait for approval too, unless your admin lets an approved sequence send them.
Request: Draft a first note to Dana R. about the ASR III role.
Waiting for your approval
Co-Pilot default: needs approval.
Dana, your work running indoctrinations and debriefs for 140 people is close to what a Lorton program office needs in an ASR III. It's onsite and needs TS/SCI. Open to a 15-minute call this week? Jordan
Request: Draft the follow-up for Thursday.
Waiting for your approval
Co-Pilot default: needs approval.
Dana, following up on the ASR III role. If now isn't the right time, a one-line reply is fine and I won't write again. Jordan
A preview with fictional data. Outreach is coming soon.
Outreach is coming soon. The approval rules below already apply to every agent in ANDY today.
First notes and follow-ups, unless an admin lets an approved sequence send its follow-ups.
The draft, your edits, who approved it and when it was sent.
Every requisition shows its mode: Co-Pilot, Hybrid or Custom. Co-Pilot, the default, sends nothing without your approval.
How approval works