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How to Preview an MPC Link Before Sharing It

Check exactly what your client will see before you send an MPC link — three ways to preview and two views explained.

Written by Shweta Singh

Before sending an MPC link to a client, previewing it lets you verify exactly what they'll see — so you can catch errors, confirm candidate details, and present yourself professionally.

Three ways to preview an MPC link

  1. During link creation
    When you create an MPC link, a Preview link button appears at the bottom of the creation panel. Click it to see the link before saving or sharing.
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  2. While drafting your pitch email
    After clicking Create and Share with contacts, you'll land on the email drafting screen. A preview option is available here so you can check the link one more time before sending.
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  3. From Settings, any time after creation
    Go to Settings → CRM Settings and click any MPC link in the list to preview it at any point.
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Two preview modes

The preview shows one of two views depending on how you plan to share the link:

Anonymous view
This is what a client sees when you share the link by copying and pasting it into an external channel — iMessage, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, etc. The client isn't identified in your CRM, so no action buttons appear.

Client view
This is what a client sees when you send the link through Recruiterflow via email or a campaign. Because the client is tracked, they'll see the Like, Decline, and Comment action buttons.


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Note: The preview link is for internal use only — action buttons are disabled so you can't accidentally submit feedback on your own link.

Things to know

  • Always preview after updating candidate profiles on an existing MPC link — the link reflects real-time data, but it's worth confirming your changes look right.

  • For new or high-value clients, previewing before every send is good practice.

  • When including MPC links in bulk email campaigns, preview each link individually to catch any personalization issues.

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