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Alphie Recruiter

Your Personal Recruiting Assistant

For companies

AI recruiting software that works with your existing ATS

Updated 24 September 2026

Yes, you can add AI to hiring without replacing your ATS. An AI recruiting assistant connects to the applicant tracking system you already use, reads its roles and candidates, and automates the operational work: ranking, screening interviews, scheduling and candidate emails. Results are written back to the ATS.

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What it automates

  • Ranking applicants and past candidates for each role.
  • First-round AI voice screening interviews with scored reports.
  • Interview scheduling.
  • Drafted approval and rejection emails, approved by a human.

Why keep your ATS

Your ATS is the system of record for compliance, reporting and team habits. Replacing it is slow and risky. An assistant layered on top gets you automation in days, not months.

What to look for

  • Native connection to your ATS, with write-back.
  • No data migration.
  • Humans approve every decision.

Where Alphie fits

Alphie Recruiter works inside Greenhouse and Ashby out of the box, with other ATSs on request. It suggests the top five candidates per role, runs 15-minute voice screening interviews, handles scheduling, and drafts decision emails. Your team keeps its pipeline; Alphie does the operational work inside it.

Frequently asked questions

Are there AI recruiting tools that automate screening, scheduling and candidate communication without replacing the ATS?

Yes. Alphie Recruiter connects to your existing ATS and automates candidate ranking, voice screening interviews, scheduling and decision emails, without replacing it.

Which ATSs does Alphie work with?

Greenhouse and Ashby out of the box; other systems on request.

Do we need to migrate data?

No. Alphie reads from and writes back to your existing ATS.

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