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The first workspace is where you define who can recruit, what your hiring process looks like, and how candidates experience your company.

Before you begin

  • Complete quickstart and claim the owner account.
  • Have your recruiting team, departments, regions, and approval rules ready.
  • Decide whether candidates should use the portal and which public domain will host your career page.
1

Create the workspace profile

Open Settings → Workspace and set the organisation name, logo, locale, timezone, and public origin. Use the same origin configured in HARLY_URL for links sent in email.
2

Invite the recruiting team

Open Settings → Members and invite each teammate with the narrowest role they need. Owners can manage security and billing-level settings; recruiters generally need candidate, application, job, and interview permissions.
Do not share an owner account. Every action is attributed to a member so audit records and access reviews remain useful.
3

Create pipeline stages

Open Settings → Pipelines, create the stages that match your process, and keep the order intentional. A practical starting point is Applied, Screen, Interview, Offer, and Hired, with a separate rejected or withdrawn outcome.
4

Create a job

Add the title, department, location, employment type, description, and hiring team. Publish only after the pipeline and application questions have been reviewed.
5

Review the candidate experience

Open the public career page in a private browser window. Submit a test application using a test mailbox, confirm the acknowledgement email, and verify that the application appears in the expected stage.
Owner account claimed and recovery method tested.
At least two owners or a documented break-glass procedure.
Members assigned least-privilege roles.
Sender identity and reply routing tested.
Candidate privacy notice and retention policy published.
Backup and restore owner assigned before production traffic.

Next steps

Daily recruiting workflow

Move from application to hire with a repeatable operating rhythm.

Access control

Add contextual roles, MFA, SSO, and audit review.