Setting up and integrating the careers site

Created by Webbtree Support, Modified on Tue, 30 Mar, 2021 at 6:48 PM by Webbtree Support

What is a careers site and how to set it for Webbtree ATS?

The Webbtree ATS comes with a careers site for your company, that can be set so that candidates can directly view the open jobs and apply for the jobs. Also, it allows some transparency in terms of the status of the application so that the candidate can view the stage of his application and also edit his profile. Any job with visibility setting as 'publish' would be open for applications through the careers site.

You can customise the careers site to change the company name and logo that should be displayed on the careers site and the favicon or the website tab icon through the 'Careers site' option in the 'Settings'. You can also access the link to the careers page on this page.

There are 3 ways to integrate your careers page into your website.

Embedding URL
Iframe
Using an API Token

Embedding URL:
The first method is to directly embed the URL into your website. Any candidate redirected to this URL will see the list of open positions and can apply for any of them. This is the quickest and the most simple way if integrating.
Iframe:
You can also embed an iframe of the open positions listing in your website. This will show the open positions on the website and the candidate can choose to apply for any of them by selecting the position. For applying the candidate will be redirected to Webbtree's page consisting of the application form. This is fast and shows the openings on your website but doesn't allow you to style it. You can use the below snippet of code and replace the link by the link that you can find in the as shown in the below image.
Code snippent:
<iframe src="<the link as found in careers settings>" name="iframe a" height="300px" width="100%" title="iframe_example"></iframe>
Using API Token:
The third method is to display the published jobs from your Webbtree ATS on to the careers page of your website by using our REST API. You can read more about this by clicking here.