One hiring system, every timezone.
Reena runs recruitment across countries on one platform: AI interviews are available around the clock in any timezone, candidates book interviews in their own local time from live calendar availability, and the platform meets GDPR, Singapore and Sri Lanka PDPA and UAE data law, with regional deployments available. Clients hire on it across four continents.
Why does hiring across borders slow down?
Distance turns small tasks into slow ones: a nine-hour offset stretches one scheduling email into a three-day thread, interviewers are asleep when candidates are free, and every country adds its own data rules. Most teams answer with more tools per region, which fragments the pipeline further rather than fixing it.
Timezones, regulations and fragmented tools are the three places a cross-border pipeline loses time.
Three capabilities, every timezone.
The mechanics behind hiring across borders without losing a day to the clock.
Interviews happen while you sleep
A candidate in any timezone takes a real-time voice interview at an hour that suits them, and your interviewers review the transcript and evaluation when their morning starts. Every outcome still goes through human review.

Scheduling stays timezone-aware end to end
Candidates see live slots in their own local time, drawn from your interviewers' calendars, reading only free or busy status. Confirmations and reminders follow automatically, so nobody converts a timezone by hand.

Global reach. Judgement that stays yours.
Wherever the hiring happens, the decisions stay with your team.
You set the rules
Requirements, questions and thresholds are configured per role or programme, region by region.
Every decision is shown
Reena shows its reasoning on every recommendation, wherever it was made.
You make the call
Recruiters review, adjust and decide, in every region, on every hire.
Three regions, one platform, verified.
THKMC hires in Singapore, Misk Foundation in Saudi Arabia and Cut+Dry in the United States: each runs hiring on Reena in its own region.
