This is the biggest release of the autumn, so grab a coffee. ☕ Three things in it change how a day in Hiro feels.
Your calendar, inside Hiro 📅
Planning an interview used to mean jumping between Hiro, your calendar and your email. Now your Google or Outlook calendar shows up directly in Hiro, in one agenda with your interviews, whichever of the two your team uses.
When you schedule an interview, Hiro sends a proper calendar invitation to the candidate, and the event appears in your own calendar. Move it on one side, it moves on the other.
Thomas Berger
Today · 14:00 — Round 2
Yuki Tanaka
Yesterday — needs feedback
Laura Chen
May 22 — passed
Offer signed — Laura Chen
€85,000/yr · start June 2

A portal for your clients
Sending a shortlist used to mean a PDF, an email, then three replies asking for a CV again. Now you share a shortlist through a private link. Your client opens a clean page with the candidates you selected, reads their CVs and tells you who they want to meet. No account, no login, and you see their feedback straight in Hiro.
It also simply looks good. Your client sees a professional page from your agency, not an attachment.
One inbox for everything
All the emails you receive, whatever the address or mailbox they arrived in, now come together in a single inbox. Less clicking between accounts, fewer replies forgotten in the wrong place.
Search by place, the way you think 📍
"Candidates near Liège", "clients in Flanders": location search now understands towns, municipalities and regions, in any country, and doesn't care about accents. Type "Liege" or "Liège", you get the same result. Every address in Hiro is placed on the map with its area, so searching by distance is more precise too.

There is more in this release than we can fit in one post, but these three are the ones we think you will feel from day one.