richardkeller

I'm the co-founder of RecruitDoor [1], an applicant tracking system (ATS) for recruitment agencies. We're a self-funded startup, and we've been targeting South African recruitment agencies over the past few months, with some great feedback, and most of our customers loving the product that we've developed.

We're focusing our efforts internationally next month, and I would love some feedback from the international community. We built RecruitDoor on the idea of ease and simplicity, and even though we think we've built a great product, constructive feedback is always appreciated!

Richard.

[1] https://www.recruitdoor.com

I'm looking for a solution that allows users of our SAAS webapp to edit their uploaded Microsoft Word documents within our webapp.

Dropbox seems to have achieved this by integrating with Microsoft Office Online [1]. However, it isn't clear to me whether Microsoft supports this for any old SAAS app, or whether it's only for internal business use-cases where each user has an Office365 subscription.

Has anyone achieved this integration with their webapp? Alternatively, are there any other SAAS integrations that would allow users to edit their uploaded Word docs online?

[1] http://wopi.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html

I've been interested in using Boomerang, but after seeing this article [1] stating that they "mine user data for information" I'm put off entirely. To what extent do they mine user information? How is this not a direct contradiction of their privacy policy? [2]

[1] https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-switch/wp/2016/02/16/want-to-get-more-responses-for-your-emails-write-like-a-third-grader

[2] http://www.boomeranggmail.com/privacy.html