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3 HiringThing stories since October 2026, from 3 outlets. Newest first; every headline links to its source.

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  • Nov 3, 2026 latest
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HiringThing in the press

November 2026

  1. LelezardRecruiting

    HiringThing and HireKo.ai Partner to Bring AI-Powered Interviews into the Hiring Workflow (opens in a new tab)

October 2026

  1. HRTech SeriesRecruiting

    HiringThing and Nationwide Screening Services Partner to Simplify Background Screening (opens in a new tab)

  2. PRWebRecruiting

    HiringThing Launches an MCP Server So Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Cursor Agents Can Work Inside Its White-Label ATS (opens in a new tab)

    HiringThing today announced the launch of a HiringThing MCP server that makes its white-label applicant tracking platform accessible to any MCP-compatible AI agent. According to the October 14 PRWeb release, teams connect with one URL and one credential pair so an assistant can work inside the ATS, build custom hiring apps, pull on-demand reports, and connect HiringThing to other tools without a traditional integration project. The server is a standard remote MCP endpoint with no custom SDK: point Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor, or another MCP client at it and agents can start working in about five minutes. CTO Alex Luke said the product is more than a chatbot in the ATS—recruiters can hand off routine work, ops teams can describe any report they need, and builders can create custom apps and integrations in hours instead of months, with white-label partners keeping their own brand. Agents operate within permissions already controlled in HiringThing; admins issue one credential set and can revoke it at any time. The MCP server is available now to HiringThing partners and Pro-plan customers, with setup docs under Connecting Agents on the developer site.

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