Integrations Overview

hyreflow wraps 49 third-party recruiting/GTM vendors (plus 3 first-party hyreflow Natives) behind one metered API. Each integration is a thin Python adapter paired with a playbook the agent reads before acting. Pick by the stage of the pipeline you're on, source, enrich, qualify, sequence, then push to the ATS.

By category

Connecting one of these yourself, in Integrations, is open on every plan. They run on your own vendor account, so they cost 0 credits to use — "free" in the groupings above is the credit rate. On the Free plan, each of these tools gets its own 100 requests per calendar month (resetting on the 1st); paid plans are unlimited. Bullhorn connects self-serve with its API user's Client ID, Client Secret, username and password. Aircall connects self-serve too: paste the API ID + API Token an Aircall admin generates under Integrations > API keys into the Aircall card. ZoomInfo connects self-serve — paste the Client ID + Client Secret from a ZoomInfo DevPortal Client Credentials app into the ZoomInfo card. JobAdder connects in one click on Hyreflow's app: click Connect on the JobAdder card and sign in (or use your own JobAdder app with its Client ID + Client Secret). Vincere connects self-serve too: ask Vincere Support for a Client ID + API key and to add our callback URL, enter them with your Tenant Id on the Vincere card, then click Connect. TrackerRMS connects self-serve via OAuth too: ask Tracker support for an API client secret, paste it and pick your region on the TrackerRMS card, then click Connect. Carerix connects self-serve with a Carerix confidential client: paste its Client ID and secret with your Carerix URL on the Carerix card. What the connection can read or write is controlled in Carerix.

Once a tool connects, Hyreflow shows a prompt to copy into your coding agent so it can start using that tool.

Featured integrations

Waterfalls

You rarely call one provider directly for sourcing or enrichment. The engine walks a house order and owns dedup, paging, and the first-hit cutoff:

• people_search: aiark → prospeo → lemlist → apollo → exa → serper → zoominfo (exa and serper search the public web, and only for a query scoped to a company, they cover the small/new companies the people databases have no rows for yet; zoominfo runs on your own key)
• email_enrichment (work): prospeo → aiark → leadmagic → fullenrich → lusha → wiza → zoominfo (zoominfo runs on your own key)
• personal_email: leadmagic → wiza → fullenrich
• phone_enrichment: aiark → wiza → leadmagic → prospeo → fullenrich → bettercontact → zoominfo → lusha

BYOK clients can reorder: their own key moves to the front. Connecting your own key for any data provider, resold or BYOK-only, needs the Essential plan or above.

Pricing and balances

Pricing and spend are always tracked in Hyreflow credits, see Credits & billing for balances, top-ups, and per-method rates. A provider's own account meter is a separate pool that belongs to whoever owns the key connected to it. On a provider you've connected yourself (BYOK), that provider's balance/usage method reads your own account. On a Hyreflow-managed provider, that method isn't available, there's no account of yours for it to read.

Discover any tool

The catalog is live in the engine: the registry is the source of truth.

hyreflow tools list
hyreflow tools search <intent>       # ranked by intent
hyreflow tools get <tool>            # methods
hyreflow tools get <tool> <method>   # contract: params + cost

When your intent matches one of the recipes, tools search names it alongside the tools, with a link to read it. A recipe is the validated plan for that whole task, the filter shapes, the order and the cost traps, so it's worth reading before assembling the steps yourself.

Bulk pushes to ATS/CRM

Writing hundreds or thousands of records into a recruiting CRM/ATS is rate-limited and batched per vendor. See Bulk pushes to ATS / recruiting CRM for the limits, batch helpers, and the cost gate that runs before a large enrichment.