Automations in Jarvi

Save time and structure your follow-ups with intelligent automation.

With Jarvi automations, speed up your sourcing, structure your outreach and ensure rigorous follow-up without repetitive manual work. Set up multi-channel sequences and scenarios tailored to each profile in just a few minutes, while preserving personalisation and communication security.


Create and configure an automated sequence

Step 1: Open My Preferences, then click Automation and the Create button.

Access automation creation

Step 2: On the left, chat with the assistant to describe your need (e.g. a message sequence). The right column displays the generated sequence.

Chat with the AI assistant

Generated sequence preview

Step 3: Select a trigger mode. To get started quickly, choose Manual trigger and then select the list of profiles to contact.

Trigger mode selection

Selecting profiles to contact

Step 4: Add action blocks: wait, conditions (e.g. LinkedIn profile available), send invitations, messages or emails depending on the scenario.

Adding action blocks

Configuring conditions

Sequence blocks overview

Step 5: Personalise your messages. Ask the AI assistant to draft for a specific role, then edit or complete as needed.

Drafting a message with AI

Personalised message


Launch the automation on a project

Step 1: Name your sequence, activate it and save.

Name and activate the sequence

Saving the sequence

Step 2: In your recruitment project, select the profiles and click Automation.

Selecting profiles in the project

Step 3: Launch the sequence and confirm. Check the sending status in the bottom-left corner of the interface.

Launching the sequence

Send confirmation

Sending status


Manage complex and alternative scenarios

Step 1: Add conditions to handle cases where the initial action is not possible (e.g. no LinkedIn invitation possible? Send an email instead).

Adding a condition

Email fallback scenario

Step 2: Set up alternatives based on profile status or elapsed time (e.g. follow up via another channel after 7 days without a reply).

Configuring an alternative follow-up

Setting the follow-up delay

Multi-channel scenario overview


Advanced triggers: status and interactions

Step 1: Choose automatic triggering when a profile’s status changes in a project.

Status change trigger

Selecting the trigger status

Step 2: Restrict the sequence to certain statuses or projects to avoid errors and keep actions relevant.

Restriction by status

Restriction by project

Restrictions overview

Step 3: For an interaction-based workflow (e.g. meeting scheduled = automatic status change to “Interview”), set up the rule in the automation.

Interaction-based trigger

Interaction rule configuration

Selecting the interaction type

Action linked to the interaction

Interaction workflow result


Integrations and additional channels

Step 1: Add partners such as SignNow (electronic signature) or Full Enrich (profile enrichment) by entering your API keys.

Adding a partner integration

API key configuration

Available integrations

Step 2: Automate messages on WhatsApp, following best practices to avoid spam detection.

WhatsApp automated sending

WhatsApp configuration


Custom date-based scenarios

Step 1: Add a custom date field via My Preferences > Input Fields (e.g. start date).

Adding a custom date field

Date field configuration

Step 2: Create an automation that runs at a specific time relative to that date (e.g. send an email or reminder 7 days before/after).

Date-based automation

Configuring the relative delay

Date-based automation overview


Connect external systems

Step 1: Set up webhooks to notify another system when a profile changes.

Webhook configuration

Webhook settings

Step 2: For advanced integrations, use the MCP server and the Jarvi API.

Advanced integrations via MCP and API


Automation in Jarvi simplifies your life: you structure your candidate follow-up while keeping control over exceptions and personalisation. For any questions, ask your AI assistant or contact support to optimise your workflows.

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