Azeria is a collaborative AI workspace where your People team and an AI coworker sit in the same channels — answering policy questions from company knowledge, prepping interviews, and drafting candidate comms, with every action approved by a human before it happens.
People teams are the answer desk for the whole company. The same onboarding and policy questions come back week after week, the context behind a hiring decision or a benefits nuance is scattered across old threads and documents, and every interview loop means another round of manual scheduling and follow-up emails. The work isn't hard — it's repetitive, fragmented, and it pulls the team away from the human conversations that actually need judgment.
With Azeria, your People team and an AI coworker work in the same channels — private for the HR team, project channels per hiring loop, public for company-wide Q&A. Azeria is grounded in your company knowledge and remembers your policies, decisions, and preferences, so answers stay consistent and cite where they came from. When there's real work to do — a calendar invite, a candidate email, a policy doc — Azeria drafts it and proposes it. A person always reviews and approves before anything is sent or created. Azeria helps, it never acts on its own.
Three concrete ways People & HR teams turn shared conversations into real, approved work.
Turn a public or team channel into a self-serve HR answer desk grounded in your own policies and past decisions — so the People team stops fielding the same questions and new hires get consistent, cited answers.
Coordinate an interview loop right in the hiring channel, where the whole panel can see it, using Google Calendar to propose times and send invites — all approval-gated.
Draft the emails HR sends over and over — offers follow-ups, interview invites, status updates — grounded in the conversation and your tone, then approve before anything leaves the drafts folder.
@Azeria the panel loved Maya. Can you get the final onsite scheduled with Ada, Ben and me for early next week?
Based on everyone's calendars, here are three options that work for all three panelists: • Mon 10:00–11:30 • Tue 14:00–15:30 • Wed 11:00–12:30 Want me to book one and send the invites?
Tuesday 14:00 is perfect. Go ahead.
Ready to create a Google Calendar event 'Onsite — Maya (Senior Designer)' for Tue 14:00–15:30 with Ada, Ben and you. Approve to create it?
Relevant integrations: Notion · Gmail & Calendar · MCP. Logical workspace isolation, roles (Owner/Admin/Member/Guest), private/public channel boundaries, and a full audit log keep sensitive people data scoped to the right audience — and every write, email, or event is approval-gated before it happens.