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Integrate Codeaid with Recruitee to streamline your hiring process — send assessments directly from Recruitee and receive detailed reports on the candidate’s profile.
Integrate Codeaid with Greenhouse to seamlessly add assessments to a job’s interview plan — initiate tests within Greenhouse and receive scores and detailed reports directly on the candidate’s profile.
Integrating Codeaid with SmartRecruiters makes it easy to include real coding assessments as part of your hiring workflow — send tests, receive results, and view detailed reports directly on the candidate’s profile.
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