Applicant Tracking System (ATS) integrations.

Colare integrates with the applicant tracking systems your team already uses, so candidates flow into Colare directly from your pipeline and assessment scores sync back into their ATS profiles.

3 min read Updated September 2026

Supported systems

Integrate Colare with Ashby, Greenhouse, or another ATS. Colare connects through an integration provider that covers 100+ applicant tracking systems, so the system your team already uses is available.

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FIG 1Four of the most common ATS integrations. Step-by-step guides exist for Ashby and Greenhouse; 100+ other systems are available.

Don't see your ATS? Reach out and we'll guide you through setup.

What an integration does

With an ATS integration in place, three things happen automatically.

Candidates flow in

Candidates move into Colare directly from your hiring pipeline. No manual exports or re-keying.

Send and review in place

Send assessments and review results without leaving your existing ATS workflow.

Scores sync back

Colare scores write back into the candidate's ATS profile so the full picture lives in one place.

Setup guides

Ashby and Greenhouse connect from inside Colare under Settings → Integrations. Each guide walks through the connection, adding Colare to a job, and sending and reading results without leaving your ATS.

Getting set up

For Ashby or Greenhouse, follow the guide above. For any other system, reach out with the ATS your organization uses and we'll guide you through setup.

Don't see your ATS?

Email support@colare.com with the system you use and we'll guide you through setup.

Contact support

Until your ATS integration is live, you can still send assessments directly from Colare. See How to send an assessment for the standard send flow.

What's next

For more on how candidates flow through Colare once they're in your pipeline, see Understanding Colare's dashboard. For more on the send flow itself, see How to send an assessment.

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