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For Recruiters and Talent

Recruiters and Talent

The candidate replied at midnight. By morning the hiring manager has a tentative on their calendar.

A hiring loop is a pipeline. Phone screen → hiring manager → panel → offer — every step a calendar. Heldly schedules it the same way a top BDR books discoveries: one ask in Claude, one picker email, every interviewer on the hold.

The rest of the loop

  • “Phone screen with Maya for the SE role — 30 min, this week or early next.”

    Three afternoon slots on your calendar. Picker on its way.

  • “Set up Maya's loop — Tim (hiring manager), then Dan, then Lina, 45 min each.”

    Three meetings, three sets of holds. Maya gets one picker; each interviewer is notified.

  • “Move Felix's final round to next Friday — the team has an offsite Tuesday.”

    Three new Friday slots held across all three interviewers. Picker re-issued.

  • “Which candidates haven't picked yet?”

    Six. Two expire in under 24 hours — want me to nudge them?

  • “Felix is in the running for both Eng and SE. Add me to the SE call as second interviewer.”

    Co-host on Felix's existing SE slot. Picker URL unchanged. Tim notified.

See it in action

Real transcripts of the conversations from this playbook.

  • One picker, multiple CC'd attendees

    Three customer-side attendees. The champion picks; the others are CC'd on the picker and added to the calendar invite once she picks.

  • Book a meeting in one sentence

    Heldly checks your calendar, holds three afternoon slots, emails Sara a one-click picker. Same shape for discovery, follow-up, QBR — anything.

  • Move a meeting without breaking the picker link

    Sara wants Tuesday instead of Friday. Heldly deletes the booked event, holds three new slots, emails a 'moved to...' picker. Same URL keeps working.

  • Book on someone else's calendar

    The BDR asks Claude to schedule on the AE's calendar. The AE gets a heads-up email so the invite isn't a surprise.

Try it

Free forever — 5 meetings/month. No card. Connect Google Calendar, paste the connector URL into Claude, and ask for your first meeting.

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Other playbooks

  • BDRs and SDRsThe cold reply lands at 4:47pm. By 4:48 the AE's calendar has a tentative on it.→
  • Account ExecutivesThe champion forwards you to procurement. You ask Claude to add them to the next call. Done in one turn.→
  • Account ManagersNinety days before renewal: ask Claude to set up the review with the VP and your SE. Three slots that work for everyone, one picker email, done.→