“…More recently, the development of electrophilic thiocyanate reagents, [21] mainly represented by imide‐based compounds ( i. e. N ‐thiocyanatosuccinimide (NTS), N ‐thiocyanatophthalimide (NTP)) or the N ‐thiocyanatosaccharin, for example, has also enabled important contributions to direct thiocyanation transformations. In particular, these reagents have been successfully used in the recent design of rare enantioselective thiocyanation reactions (Scheme 1B, 2 electrons strategies) [25–29] …”