How rejento connects to your mailbox.
rejento monitors one inbox per workspace. We never crawl personal mail, contacts, or calendar items beyond what the OAuth flow explicitly allows. Two ways to wire it up:
Option A — dedicated alias rejento@your-domain
The recommended default. Ask your IT admin to provision a new mailbox on your existing email host (Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace) using the address pattern rejento@your-company.com. The mailbox lives on YOUR domain — we never host email — and you point all vendor + careers traffic at it.
Why we recommend this: data isolation.rejento only reads the one inbox you nominate. Your inbox, your colleagues' inboxes, and any other email on the same tenant stay completely private.
Option B — link an existing role inbox
If you already use careers@, jobs@, hiring@, opportunities@, or a vendor distribution list as your inbound channel, you can point rejento at that instead. Same OAuth flow — we read the inbox you nominate, nothing else on the tenant.
Option C — legacy "use my full inbox" mode
Some recruiters can't convince IT to provision a separate alias and live entirely in their personal inbox. We support this with the legacy disclaimer flow. It's a power-user escape hatch — most customers should stick to A or B for cleaner data hygiene.
OAuth scopes we request
Microsoft 365 / Outlook
- Mail.Read — read incoming JDs and resumes
- Mail.Send — send shortlists, nudges, and interview invites from the same mailbox
- Calendars.ReadWrite — create Teams interview events
- OnlineMeetings.ReadWrite — attach a Teams meeting link to each interview
Google Workspace / Gmail
- gmail.readonly — read incoming mail
- gmail.send — send replies + invites
- calendar.events — create Google Meet interview events
Connecting from Settings
Sign in to your workspace → Settings → the Your rejento inbox card. Type the mailbox address you want connected, hit Save, then click Sign in with Microsoft / Google. OAuth completes in a popup; the page auto-detects success and starts polling within the next cycle.