Settings
Account, sessions, and provider settings.
Your plan
Delete your account
Your account is deleted 90 days after you ask. Until then nothing is searched, spent or sent in your name, and you can sign in again and cancel here. In a workspace, your roles, people and notes stay with the team as your former desk; your login and your own profile are what is deleted.
Your team's seats
Seats, roles and invites. The workspace owns every desk in it: recruiters, coordinators and admins see and work every member's roles. When someone leaves, their roles, people and notes stay here as their former desk, and they keep their login with an empty desk.
A director's view, numbers only
A standing link for a VP or director: role priorities (P0/P1/P2), PID status and the funding ledger, and the funnel numbers. Counts and roles only — no candidate data travels through it, and you can turn any window off here at any time.
Receipts on the chain
Every decision this desk records is sent to the AIR evidence chain, and the chain answers with a receipt id and a chain hash. The rows below are a reference, not the evidence - the proof lives on the chain, independently verifiable, precisely so this app does not get to grade its own homework.
The bundle is the signed export of the whole desk's audit trail and contains real candidates - correct for an audit, never for a demo or a screenshot. Demos use the fabricated sample bundle. Verify any bundle independently at airblackbox.ai/verify.
Public sources, probed before trusted
The index grows only from sources whose front door asks for nothing - and that is demonstrated, not assumed. Probe fires one keyless request and shows the raw verdict here; ingestion arms only after the door provably opened. Every probe verdict is receipted to the chain. USPTO and PatentsView are permanently off this list: their forms wanted more than the data was worth.
How this desk works
Same engine, same evidence chain, same people found. This changes the words on the screen and which paperwork an offer asks for.
Try the hub layout
A trial of the navigation, for you only. The bar keeps its five words. On Source, Paste profiles, Company Intel, Wider search, By school and Trends become modes of Search, and on a role, its Applicants, Interviews and Offers open as tabs under the role's own header. Every page and every link still works the same way; switch it off any time.
Your default details
These describe you as the sender. They auto-fill when you schedule a screen or send outreach, so you don't retype them every time.
Outlook as your responder
Connect your own Outlook (Microsoft sign-in, nothing stored but an encrypted token) and it becomes the desk's responder: outreach sends from your real address, sent mail lands in your Sent Items, and replies arriving in your inbox are matched back to the outreach automatically, feeding the Replies and Going-cold lanes on Today. Use a personal or your own business Microsoft account, never an employer's. Disconnect anytime.
Send as your Gmail
Connect a Google app password and tracked sends go out from your own Gmail address, with opens and clicks still tracked. Requires 2-Step Verification on your Google account: create the password at myaccount.google.com/apppasswords, then paste it here. It is stored encrypted and you can disconnect anytime.
Will your email land?
The four things inbox providers check on cold mail: the sending domain's SPF, DKIM and DMARC records (read over public DNS), how fast a new mailbox ramps up, the postal address and the unsubscribe. Nothing about any candidate is read.
Google Calendar
Connect your Google Calendar so scheduled screens create real calendar events for you and the candidate, with automatic invites. If you don't connect, screens still go out as calendar (.ics) attachments.
Chrome extension
The LinkedIn panel: open any profile, tap SN match, and see the whole story your desk knows — roles they were considered for, outreach and replies, resume on file, notes — plus match scores, email finding, and one-tap save. It reads only the profile you are viewing, on your click, which is what keeps it inside LinkedIn's guidelines.
How to install it
- Add it from the Chrome Web Store. Chrome asks once about LinkedIn and Downloads access; both are explained on the listing.
- Come back to this page and press Connect above. Pairing is one click, no copy-paste.
- Open any public LinkedIn profile and tap the SourcingNav button. Updates arrive through the store by themselves.
Need it unpacked (a managed browser, or testing a build before the store has it)? Download the .zip, unzip it, then Chrome → chrome://extensions → Developer mode → Load unpacked.
Connected apps
Every status below is read from the same check the feature itself gates on — this list can never claim a connection that is not real. There are deliberately no ATS connectors here: SourcingNav is the system of record, not a satellite of one. Missing something? Request an integration.
Slack channels that feed Today
Requests from hiring managers live in Slack threads, and threads scroll. Link a channel and an ask in it lands on your Today page; when you mark it done, SourcingNav replies in the same thread so they see the answer where they asked.
One channel at a time, never a whole workspace. Only channels listed here are read; anything else the app is invited to is ignored. Link client and search channels only — an employer's internal channels do not belong in this product, and keeping them out is what keeps your data yours.
In Slack: channel name → View channel details → the ID is at the bottom. Your own member ID is under your profile → Copy member ID; it is how the desk tells your asks from theirs. Pick the role and add the hiring manager's member ID to send them shortlists they answer with Interview or Pass; only that person can answer.
Where you're signed in
Each device or browser you've used to sign in shows up here. Revoke a session to sign that device out immediately.