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    Written by Lindsey Stanifer

    Updated at September 14th, 2026

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    A token is a placeholder where information is dynamically populated based on the type used (event, conversation, candidate, job, location, etc.) and where that information is stored. Tokens are beneficial to use in mass communications where the details can be dynamically updated on a per candidate or user basis. 

    The following are available tokens that can be used within Campaigns.

    Any token that is written in an upper-case letter will be automatically converted to a lower-case letter so that the token works as expected in messaging for all selected languages.

     
    Token Description Available for

    #candidate-firstname

    This returns the candidate's first name. All customers

    #candidate-lastname

    This returns the candidate's last name. All customers

    #ai-name

    This returns the AI Assistant's name who engaged with your candidate. All customers

    #company-name

    This returns your company name. All customers

    #user-firstname

    This returns the user's first name who created the campaign. All customers

    #user-name

    This returns the user's full name who created the campaign. All customers

    #event-name

    This pulls the event name. All customers

    #event-date

    This pulls the event date. All customers

    #event-time

    This pulls the event start and end time. All customers

    #interview-type

    This pulls the interview type associated with the interview. All customers

    #interview-duration

    This pulls the interview duration of the interview. All customers

    #interview-details

    This pulls the details of the interview. All customers

    #event-interview-location

    This pulls the event's interview location. All customers

    #manage-comm-pref-url

    This returns the link to the Manage Communication Preferences page.

     

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