Integrations — Messaging
Twynit + Microsoft Teams
If your company runs on Microsoft, your hiring managers shouldn't have to leave it to keep hiring moving. Twynit delivers decision requests, interview packets, and weekly search notes straight into Teams — complete cards with evidence, not links to a login page.
Works alongside Microsoft sign-in: one consent connects identity, email, and calendar.
What your Twin does with it
- Delivers decision cards to hiring managers in Teams with one-tap respond buttons
- Sends interview prep packets before each loop — the candidate's evidence and the interviewer's specific job
- Posts a weekly three-line status note per active search to its hiring manager
- Escalates blocked decisions to the recruiter at the SLA they set
- Writes every response back to the search timeline with attribution
Every write-back is named, logged, and undoable for 72 hours. If one fails, it surfaces as a warning with a retry — never silently.
How the connection works
01
Connect
Install the Twynit app for Teams from Settings. Sign-in with Microsoft covers identity, email, and calendar in one consent.
02
Serve, don't onboard
Hiring managers, interviewers, and executives get complete context in Teams and act in one tap. Forcing them to learn a tool is a design failure — so we didn't.
03
Everything lands in the record
Responses write back to the timeline instantly and unblock the search. The audit trail shows who decided what, where, and on what evidence.
Questions
Do hiring managers need Twynit accounts?
No. Full decision cards arrive in Teams and one tap responds. Click-throughs land in a zero-training guest room scoped to that one search.
Does Twynit work with Outlook calendars?
Yes. Microsoft sign-in grants calendar access, and interview scheduling reads and books against Outlook calendars the same way it does Google.
Keep Microsoft Teams. Add the judgment.