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How to send emails from your company or personal name

Choose whether your candidate emails are sent from your personal name or from your company.

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Written by Héctor
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You can decide how your emails appear to candidates. Send messages from your own name or on behalf of your company. This setting applies when emailing candidates individually or in bulk.

Using the sender selection

  1. Navigate to a candidate or select multiple candidates.

  2. Open the email composer by clicking ‘Write a message’.

  3. Click ‘From’ in the email composer.

  4. Select whether you want to send the email from:

    • Your personal name

    • The company name

  5. Write your message and click ‘Send’.

  6. The email will be sent from the selected sender name.

When can you use this feature?

You can use this feature in different ways, for example:

  • Sending a message to a single candidate.

  • Sending disqualification emails in bulk.

  • Sending data retention request emails in bulk.

What candidates see

When you send an email from the company, candidates will see the company name as the sender instead of an individual name.

Candidates can reply directly to the email. Their reply will automatically be added to the candidate’s timeline. You and your team will receive a notification when a candidate responds.

Good to know

  • This feature is available for all manual candidate emails.

  • Confirmation and knock-out emails are not affected by this setting.

  • Company emails are sent from the domain email.homerun.co.

  • Using the company email option helps keep communication within Homerun.

  • Homerun does not store which team member selected the sender name. If a candidate replies, all relevant team members will receive a notification stating that the candidate replied to a team member.

  • This feature is available for users that have a “Full access” or “Can hire” role.

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