Talent

Recruitment

A candidate who accepts becomes an employee record without re-entry — the pipeline's last stage is onboarding, not a fresh form.

The candidate pipeline board with applicants arranged by hiring stage.
Available on Premium, Enterprise — not included on lower plans.

How it is used

Job posts feed a public careers page. A candidate who accepts becomes an employee record without being typed in a second time.

How it works, screen by screen

Every screen below is the real one, photographed from a working tenant, with the route it lives at so you can go straight to it.

  1. 01

    Move candidates by stage

    /admin/recruitment/pipeline

    Applied, screened, interviewed, offered. The board is the pipeline itself, so moving a card is the record of what happened and when.

    The candidate pipeline board with applicants arranged by hiring stage.
  2. 02

    Publish the opening

    /admin/recruitment

    Description, requirements and the count of applicants against it — which makes a role nobody is applying to visible in the first week instead of the second month.

    A job listing with its description, requirements and applicant count.
  3. 03

    Keep the evidence together

    /admin/recruitment/candidates

    CV, interview notes and scorecards on one candidate record. The candidate who accepts becomes the 201 file without being re-keyed.

    A candidate record with CV, interview notes and scorecards.

What it does

  • Job listings with a public careers page
  • Candidate pipeline by stage, drag to advance
  • Applications, CVs and notes on one candidate record
  • Interview scheduling with panel invitations
  • Scorecards and hiring decisions kept together
  • Internal mobility — existing employees can apply
  • Accepted offers hand straight to onboarding

Where to find it

Administrators

  • /admin/recruitment
  • /admin/recruitment/pipeline
  • /admin/recruitment/candidates
  • /admin/recruitment/interview

How it connects to the rest

Nothing below is an integration to switch on. These are the same records, read and written by more than one module.

Comes from

Recruitmentthis module

Feeds into

Looking for what this replaces and why it matters? See the Recruitment overview.