Get offers signed off
“When an offer is drafted, check it's inside the salary band and get the hiring manager and finance to sign off.”
If an offer is above the salary band, finance sees the offer next to the band.
Malleable for recruiting
Malleable books the interviews, gets the feedback in and keeps every candidate posted. You get back to the part you're good at: people.
Hi Drew, Riley's final interview needs 45 minutes with you this week. Which works?

Wed 10am
Booked. All four interviewers are in, and Riley has the invite and the prep doc.
Malleable is typing…
Four calendars. None of them yours to chase.
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Just circling back!
→I’ve refreshed my inbox 40 times since lunch.
The team is still aligning.
→One interviewer is on a beach and nobody will say which.
Does anyone have 45 minutes this week?
→Does anyone have a pulse this week?
We’ll be in touch soon!
→I’m begging four calendars for one Thursday.
Meanwhile, Riley has checked their email 11 times today.
Riley's final round is booked for Wednesday and all four interviewers confirmed. One thing needs you: Riley asked how many days a week the team is in the office. What should I tell them?
“When a candidate reaches the final interviews, find a time that works for all four interviewers, book it, and chase the scorecards afterwards.”
That's the whole setup.
Plan: Ask four interviewers for free slots; Offer the candidate times that work; Send invites and the prep doc; Ask you to pick a stand-in; Chase the scorecards.
An interviewer drops out
← Send invites and the prep doc

Everyone confirmed
← Send invites and the prep doc
↓ This step asks a person
Each box is one step
Want it different? Just say so.
Asked Drew, Jordan, Morgan and Casey for free slots in Slack. All four answered by noon.
Emailed Riley the three times that work for everyone.
Riley picked Wednesday at 10. Sent the invites and the prep doc.
Jordan is out sick on Wednesday. Asked you who should stand in.
“When an offer is drafted, check it's inside the salary band and get the hiring manager and finance to sign off.”
If an offer is above the salary band, finance sees the offer next to the band.
“When a candidate reaches the final interviews, get two references, send them our questions, and chase anyone who hasn't answered in three days.”
If a reference says something worrying, you hear about it the same day, in their own words.
"We save 30 hours a month, which by itself is dramatic for a small team. What's more important is that we now have the space to use our actual experience and give leadership guidance on what needs to happen. This lets us finally spend our time on the strategy we were actually hired to do."
"My favorite part of using Malleable is how easy it is to iterate on. I am not an engineer, and have previously been intimidated by complex LLMs. While Malleable uses them under the surface, the interface is simple and self-improving. It proactively drafted a change, explained it, and asked if I wanted to roll it out."
"Saved me so much time it's hard to believe. The workflow before Malleable feels like the stone age now."
"Streamlining our workflows used to mean building Rube Goldberg machines across automation tools, and any small change in a spreadsheet would break the whole thing. With Malleable, when something changes upstream, the workflow adapts."
Every candidate hears back. Even the ones you didn’t hire.
Pick one job. See its plan in minutes. Change any step by saying so.