Conversational hiring assistant that screens candidates by chat or text and books interviews, with 19 named ATS integrations and an open API.
High-volume hourly and frontline hiring where scheduling and first-pass screening are the bottleneck. Paradox publishes the widest integration surface of this set, naming 19 ATS, 8 CRM and 19 HCM systems, and it holds a Workday Certified Integration for interview scheduling triggered by a step-and-status API when a candidate is moved to interview status in Workday Recruiting. It suits operations that also need completed new-hire records delivered into ADP, Paychex, Paycor, Paylocity, UKG or Dayforce.
Skip it if you need vendor-published bias audit evidence. Paradox's Ethical AI page states only that it 'regularly conducts bias evaluations and reviews of its AI systems and technology', names no auditor, publishes no results, does not mention New York City Local Law 144, the EEOC or the EU AI Act, and refers detail requests to Workday resources and a Workday sales contact form. Skip it too if you need a price or a trial, because nothing is published and every product page ends in Request demo. Its security page also states no data residency, hosting region, retention period or GDPR position.
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Yes. Paradox states it earned a Workday Certified Integration badge for interview scheduling with Workday Recruiting, and describes it as step-and-status API driven: moving a candidate or applicant to interview status in Workday Recruiting triggers scheduling. Workday is listed under both ATS and HCM on the integrations page, and Paradox for Workday adds candidate SMS communication inside Workday. Paradox's partner pages also state Workday has completed its acquisition of Paradox.
Paradox publishes no pricing. There are no plan names, per-seat or per-hire rates, employee-count bands, minimums, free tier or trial anywhere on the site, and every product and partner page ends with a Request demo call to action. Buyers have to go through a sales conversation to get a figure, so budget comparison against a self-serve tool is not possible from published material.
No. Paradox's Ethical AI page states it 'regularly conducts bias evaluations and reviews of its AI systems and technology' and that its AI governance program considers frameworks like the NIST AI Risk Management Framework. It names no auditor, publishes no results, and does not mention New York City Local Law 144, the EEOC or the EU AI Act. For detail it refers readers to Workday resources and a Workday sales contact form.
Yes. Paradox's integrations page states that its ATS, CRM and HCM connections are delivered 'Through direct integrations and our open API', and links to a Learn more about APIs resource pointing at an external documentation site. The page does not say which of its named partners use a direct integration versus the open API, so you should confirm the method and depth for your specific system with Paradox.
Facts sourced from the vendor’s own site, last verified 2026-10-10.
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