Connect Breezy HR to Modern Treasury

Both apps 26Breezy HR 12Modern Treasury 14

• Trigger
  New Candidate

  Triggers when a new candidate is added to the selected position in Breezy HR.

• Trigger
  New Candidate in Stage

  Triggers when a candidate on the chosen position is in the chosen pipeline stage.

• Action
  Add candidate note

  Adds an internal team note to a candidate's activity stream on a position. The note is not visible to the candidate.

• Action
  Add position

  Creates a new position (job opening) in a Breezy HR company and returns the created position.

• Action
  Find candidates by criteria

  Returns candidates across the whole Breezy HR company that match a free-text search on name, email, phone, headline, tags, questionnaire answers, work history, education or position location.

• Action
  Get position

  Returns a single Breezy HR position with its full details, including name, type, state, location, department, description, application form and salary.

• Action
  List candidate activity

  Returns a candidate's activity stream on a position: stage moves, notes, interviews, documents, questionnaires and other events, newest first.

• Action
  List candidates

  Returns the candidates on a Breezy HR position, with each candidate's name, contact details, pipeline stage, source and score.

• Action
  List pipelines

  Returns the hiring pipelines configured for a Breezy HR company, including each pipeline's stages.

• Action
  List positions

  Returns the positions (job openings) in a Breezy HR company, optionally limited to one state such as published or draft.

• Action
  Update candidate stage

  Moves a candidate to a different stage in their position's hiring pipeline and returns the updated candidate.

• Action
  Update position

  Updates an existing Breezy HR position (job requisition). Only the details you fill in are changed; everything else on the position is left as it is.

• Action
  Add counterparty

  Creates a counterparty — a person or business you send payments to or receive payments from — optionally with its bank accounts and legal entity.

• Action
  Add expected payment

  Creates an expected payment in Modern Treasury so an incoming or outgoing payment can be reconciled automatically when it arrives.

• Action
  Add external account

  Creates an external bank account for a counterparty in Modern Treasury, with its account numbers, routing details and owner information.

• Action
  Add invoice

  Creates an invoice for a counterparty, payable to one of your internal accounts.

• Action
  Add ledger transaction

  Creates a ledger transaction made of balanced debit and credit entries against your ledger accounts.

• Action
  Add payment order

  Creates a payment order that moves money between one of your internal accounts and a counterparty's or another internal account.

• Action
  Delete counterparty

  Deletes a counterparty from your Modern Treasury organization.

• Action
  Get counterparty

  Returns a single counterparty, including its accounts, contact details and metadata.

• Action
  Get invoice

  Returns a single invoice by its ID, including its amounts, status, counterparty and line-item details.

• Action
  Get ledger transaction

  Returns one ledger transaction, including its ledger entries, status and metadata.

• Action
  Get payment order

  Returns the details of a single payment order, including its amount, status, direction and accounts.

• Action
  List internal accounts

  Returns the organization's internal (bank) accounts, optionally filtered by counterparty, legal entity, currency, status or payment capability.

• Action
  Update counterparty

  Updates an existing counterparty's name, email, external ID, legal entity, metadata, remittance-advice setting or taxpayer identifier. Returns the updated counterparty.

• Action
  Update payment order

  Updates an existing payment order, for example changing its amount, description, metadata or status (such as cancelling or approving it). Returns the updated payment order.

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