Take applications without the mess
Resumes arrive from a careers page, a referral and three job boards, then scatter.
An ATS, an HRIS, a form builder and an email tool, stitched together just to bring someone on. TinyCommand puts it on one platform: application forms, candidate and employee records, onboarding checklists with human sign-off, and the emails that go with them. One record per person, no re-keying.



Between the ATS, the HRIS, the form builder and the email tool, moving one hire along becomes its own job.
The hire-and-onboard flow you’d normally wire across four tools (forms that look people up, a checklist that waits for a human, records that stay in sync) is one system you describe in plain English.
While a candidate fills the application, it can look them up in your tables or any app and branch to the right next question.
Drop an approval node into the onboarding workflow. The approver can approve, edit or reject; it pauses, then resumes.
Vision parses uploaded files (IDs, credentials, signed offers) and fills the rest of the application in.
Update the record, send the stage email, route the approval: the workflow does it, so a hire never waits on someone to remember.
That’s the difference from gluing an ATS to a form tool to a mailer: those are separate subscriptions you keep in sync by hand. Here, intake, screening assist, records, sign-off and candidate email are one system anyone on the team can build. The application form itself checks your data while it’s being filled.
No flowcharts to learn and no engineer to hire: three steps from process to a running hire-and-onboard flow.
In plain English: “Take applications, screen them, then onboard new hires with manager sign-off.” No flowcharts, no code.
The application form, the records table, the screening assist, the onboarding workflow and the candidate emails, wired together so they share one record per person.
Put a sign-off step wherever a person should decide. The approver can approve, edit or reject; the workflow pauses, then resumes.
Each one is a real build: the products on the right wire together so the process runs itself, with a person in the loop wherever you want one. No re-keying, no second subscription.
Resumes arrive from a careers page, a referral and three job boards, then scatter.
Reading a stack of applications by hand eats the morning before you've replied to anyone.
Onboarding is a checklist you re-create and chase for every single hire.
Offer approvals and equipment requests live in threads nobody can audit.
The ATS, the HRIS and the payroll sheet each hold a slightly different version of the truth.
Stage-by-stage updates and welcome notes go out late, or not at all.
Start from a template close to your world and make it yours. Every build runs on the same five products.
A few of the hiring and onboarding flows people have built on the platform, the kind that used to span four tools.
Built end-to-end intake to source writers, qualify them and run the onboarding follow-up, with no dev team.
An onboarding checklist runs as a workflow and pauses at a sign-off node so a manager approves, edits or rejects before it continues.
Applications land as one record per candidate, and an agent summarizes each against the role so the team prioritizes faster.
Vision parses uploaded documents during the form so the rest of the application fills in, instead of re-keying what's already on the page.
Customers anonymized pending approval.
Because keeping four tools in sync is the work. One login, one bill, and every person is one record from apply to first day. Here’s what TinyCommand quietly replaces.
Yes. Sign-off is a workflow node, so you can require it wherever a person should decide. The approver can approve, edit or reject; the workflow pauses, then resumes from that point.
Yes. Import what you have into TinyTables and connect the apps you already use, picked from 458 integrations. Your records live in one place from day one.
It reads applications and summarizes each candidate against the role to help you prioritize. It does not hire or reject anyone. A person makes every call, and you can put a sign-off step in front of any decision.
Those are four subscriptions you wire together and keep in sync. Here, Forms, Workflows, Agents, Tables and Email are one product that already shares one record per person, so there's no re-keying and no glue to break.
A TinyForm runs a workflow as it's filled. Between questions it can look a candidate up in your records, call an app or any HTTP endpoint, then branch to the next question based on what came back.
Yes. The free plan starts you with 1,000 credits, no credit card. Paid plans begin at $19/mo, and the $49/mo plan lets you create your own AI agents.
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