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Job Summary

The Job Summary page acts as a centralised hub for managing and accessing detailed job information. It tracks recruitment progress, including applicant numbers and workflow stages, and serves as a communication platform for the hiring team, ensuring consistency and alignment throughout the recruitment process.

To navigate to the Job Summary page, follow these steps:

Optional Reading: How to Create a Job  and to check the details under the Job Landing  page, click here Create a Job, Jobs Landing.

  • Navigate to the main navigation header bar and click on Jobs.
  • Access the list of all job listings, then click on any Job or click on the three-dot button and select View Job to be directed to the Job Summary page.

Job Summary Page 

Here's an elaboration of the Job Summary page:

  • Job Rank: Position of this job relative to others based on priority or importance.

  • Published On: The date when the job was posted.

  • Job Reference ID: Unique identifier for this job listing.
  • Job Type: Specifies the nature of the employment (e.g., full-time, part-time).
  • Experience: Required experience level for the position.
  • Job Title: Title of the job role.
  • Client Name: Name of the client associated with this job.
  • Location: Geographic location of the job.
  • Company Contacts: Key contact persons within the company.
  • Job Owners: Individuals responsible for managing this job.
  • Tags: Labels like Confidential, High Priority, Low, Medium, or Critical used to categorise job postings based on importance.

Optional Reading: How to configure job tags, click here: Job Tags.

  • Skills: Required skills for the position.
  • Current Status: Present stage of the job in the recruitment process.

Optional Reading: How to configure a job status, click here: Jobs Status Master.

  • Ageing of Job: Duration since the job was posted.
  • Expires In: Time remaining until the job posting expires.
  • Sourced: Indicates how candidates were sourced.  Below are a few examples:  
    • In case of Native Apply (with/without Application Form): The Source (parent source) is recorded based on the platform from which the candidate initiates the application (e.g., SEEK).

Applied Source - Seek

  • In case of Link Out (Candidates applying via Apply with SEEK option)

    • Case 1: When a new candidate applies for a job, the Master Source is recorded as the originating platform (e.g., SEEK).

    • Upon clicking the candidate’s name, the Job Action screen will open, and under Candidate Applications, the Source will be reflected.

New/Existing Candidate applying via SEEK Link Out - Source - SEEK

Split Screen Page – Application – Seek (Link Out) for New/Existing Candidate - Source – SEEK

    • Case 2: When an existing candidate in the XR application applies for another job, the existing Master Source remains unchanged, while the Child Source is recorded as Application Form.

    • Upon clicking the candidate’s name, the Job Action screen will open, and under Candidate Applications, the Source will be reflected.

Existing Candidate Applying via Share Job Apply Page link (Application form) - Source - Application Form

Existing Candidate Applying via Share Job Apply Page link (Application form) - Source - Application Form

    • Case 3: Existing Candidate Accessing Application Form Directly using Apply with SEEK
      • When an existing candidate, originally created through SEEK Link-Out, directly accesses the XR application form URL (shared job apply page link) (e.g., via a bookmarked or copied link) and applies to another job using Apply with SEEK, the application source will be recorded as Application Form.
      • However, the Candidate Summary will continue to display the original master source based on how the candidate profile was first created. For example, candidates initially created through SEEK Link-Out will retain the master source as SEEK.
      • Upon clicking the candidate’s name, the Job Action screen will open, and under Candidate Applications, the Source will be reflected.

Candidate Summary - Master Source - SEEK

Optional Reading: How Link Out works in details, click here: Job Posting – Link Out.

    • Application Form – Shared – Share Job Apply Page Link: The Source is recorded as Application Form, as the candidate directly accesses the shared job apply page link. 

Applied Source – Application Form

Optional Reading: For more information on how candidates are sourced and mapped to jobs in the application, click here: Assign Candidate Manually, Job Board - Native Apply, Xeople Career Page - Link out, Xeople SmartEmail, Xeople Search - Proprietary Pool, Xeople Search - Entire OnHire Pool.

You can update the ContactsJob Owners and Status from here. Additionally, you can assign/unassign Tags

Actions to perform on the Job summary page:

Optional Reading: How the Job Workflow is configured via masters, click here: Master - Job Workflow.

  • Applications: Review and manage all candidate applications, whether they are manually created and mapped to a job or received via job boards such as SEEK and Broadbean. All candidates, regardless of the source, will appear in the first stage of the job workflow (Applied), which is mapped to the Applied stage type. For example: 

    • Seek (Native apply with/without Application Form): The Source is recorded based on the platform from which the candidate initiates the application (e.g., SEEK), while the application is completed within the system.

Candidate – Applied Stage - Seek

    •   In case of Link Out: The Source is recorded as the originating platform (e.g., SEEK).

Candidate – Applied Stage – Source (Seek) 

    •  Application Form – Shared – Share Job Apply Page Link: The Source is recorded as Application Form, as the candidate directly accesses the shared job apply page link. 

Candidate – Applied - Source - Application Form

Optional Reading: How to manage job application, click here: Manage Job Applications.

Recommend Reading: When candidates apply and answer the screening questions, the End application if the candidate is knocked out toggle functionality is applied accordingly. For more details, click here: Knockout Questions.

  • Assign Candidate: Allocate candidates to this job.

    •  In case of manually assigning a candidate to a job, the Source will be recorded as Internal, since the candidate is manually mapped to the job after creation.

    • In the case of Xeople SmartEmail, the candidate source will be recorded as Xeople SmartEmail.

Candidate – Manually Assigned – Source – Internal

Source - Xeople SmartEmail

  • Meeting/Task: Schedule and track meetings related to the job.

    Field/Option Description
    Date Select the meeting/task date using Scheduling Assistance. By default  current  date is selected.
    Time Slot Choose an available time slot for the meeting/task.
    Time Period Define the duration of the meeting/task. By default one hour is selected. Pick from the dropdown as per your requirement.
    Time Format Select either 12-hour or 24-hour time format. By default 12 hours is selected.
    Available Time Slots

    Displays the available time slots for the selected date. The available slots are generated according to the value selected in the Time Period field. For example, if the Time Period is set to 1 hour, the time slots are displayed at 1-hour intervals. If the Time Period is 30 minutes, the time slots are displayed at 30-minute intervals.

    Insert Template   Scenario 1: Candidate Email Template Used

    Given

    A Candidate email template is created from Profile Picture → My Profile → Email Templates.

    The template contains Candidate placeholders such as:

      • {Candidate.FullName}
      • {Candidate.LastName}
      • {Candidate.MobileNumber}

    This works for single candidate selected in the Invite required attendee’s field. If the selected candidate is removed and a new candidate email ID added the placeholders will replaces the new candidates value. This works for single candidate. If more added, the system cannot determine for which candidate the values should be replaced.

    When

      • A user creates a meeting/task from the Job Summary by selecting the candidate check box and selecting Meeting/Task from the action panel.
      • The user selects the Candidate email template.

    Scenario 2: Job Placeholders Inserted in a Candidate Template

    A Candidate template is being edited.

    The user manually inserts Job placeholders like:

      • {Jobs.CandidateName}
      • {Jobs.Company}

    Then

    All candidate/Job placeholders are replaced with the actual candidate/job values in the mail preview and in the email sent to the recipient as the system find both Job and the candidate context. Placeholders from other modules are not replaced with actual values because the corresponding context is not available.

    Organiser Specifies the user organising the meeting or task, and you can not edit. This field is automatically populated with the name of the user scheduling the activity and cannot be modified. After the meeting or task is created, a system-generated email notification is sent to inform participants that the activity has been scheduled.
    Meeting Related To Automatically set to Job
    Related To Automatically populated the specific Job
    Category Select the appropriate meeting/task category.
    Title By default, picked from the inserted template, if any. Enter the meeting/task title.
    Date and Time 

    Specify the meeting time zone, date, and duration. Selecting a slot from Available Time Slots automatically fills the Start Time and End Time fields. You can adjust the date or time manually if needed, allowing flexibility while ensuring accurate scheduling across different time zones.

    Required Attendees

    Select from the User Type for example candidate and search required attendees by name or email. in the serach field.  

    The placeholders are replaced only for a single attendee, not for multiple attendees, as the system can understand the context only for a single attendee.

    A single email is sent to all the candidfates (if any others added in the Related To field, manually) along with the  meeting calendar invitation. This depends on if you ticked the checkbox: Send email to attendees and Send calendar invite to attendees.

    Optional Attendees  Add attendees whose participation is optional. These  will appear in the CC field of the same email. 
    Access Define the visibility level of the meeting/task.  Public, Protected and Confidential.
    Meeting Platform  If you have  integrated teams from My Profile>Other Integrations it will appear in the drop-down. 
    Online Meeting URL Once a meeting platform is selected (for example: Teams) a virtual meeting link is auto created. The calendar invite will go with the same meeting link.
    Room or Location Search and select a meeting room or physical location.
    Send Email to Attendees Sends an email notification to attendees when checked.
    Send Calendar Appointment Invite Sends a calendar invitation to attendees when checked.
    Email Preview Allows users to preview the email before sending.
    Attachment Upload and attach files to the meeting/task.
    Save Saves the meeting/task record.
    Cancel Closes the popup without saving changes.
    • Notes: Add and view notes about the job. Once a note is created you will get options to Edit or Delete it.

    Use the filtering options based on DateOwnerCategory, and Filters to easily and swiftly search through notes.

    On the left-hand side, notes are organised by month. Click on the notes section. If the notes do not appear, click on the left panel and select the desired month to display the corresponding notes created during that month.

    The Notes section allows you to mention employees using the "@" symbol followed by an initial letter, like "@n". This displays a list of employees or invited users. When mentioned, employees receive a web notification, indicated by a red number next to the bell icon. Clicking the bell shows the notification with the employee's name, message path, date, time, and options to mark as read/unread or delete.

    Additionally, a speech-to-text editor lets you add notes by speaking, making it easier to quickly update and share information.

    • Job Log: Record of all actions and updates related to the job.

    Optional Reading: How to manage job postings, click here: Manage Job Posting.

    Recommend Reading: How the Apply with Seek feature works in details, click here: Job Posting - Link Out.

      • Published Job on Seek (Link Out): If the Seek Job Posting Integration is enabled, candidates will see three application options: Autofill with resume, Apply manually, and Apply with Seek. Based on the option selected, the candidate’s details will be extracted and populated in the candidate summary.

      • Published Job on Seek (Native Apply)

        • Native Apply (without Application Form – Screening Questions): If the Seek Job Posting Integration is enabled, candidates will see the Quick Apply option on Seek and complete the application there. The candidate details are then received from Seek and populated in the candidate summary.

        • Native Apply (with Application Form- Screening Questions): If the Seek Job Posting Integration is enabled, candidates will see the Quick Apply option on SEEK, along with an additional screening questions page. Once completed, the candidate details are received from SEEK and populated in the candidate summary.

        • The Apply with Seek option will not apply to the Native Apply case.

    • Call: Easy access to call logs. It displays the total number of calls related to a specific job, with the option to log manual calls for accurate tracking.

    Optional Reading: How a call tab works, click here: Call Page - Job Summary.

    Tabs - Job Summary

      Actions to perform under the three-dot button:

      This works for single/multiple candidate selection.

      • Action tabs allow you to perform actions with candidates across various workflow stages, including adding notes, scheduling interviews, sharing personnel details with EOH and the client, and managing candidate or job relationships.

      Optional Reading: How the Job Action tab works, click here: Job Action.

      • Accept: Mark candidates as accepted for further consideration.

      • Reject: Decline candidates for the job role.

      • Remove: Remove candidates from consideration.

      Optional Reading: How to bulk accept, reject, remove candidates, click here: Bulk Accept Candidate, Bulk Reject Candidates, Bulk Remove Candidates.

      • Send Mail: Send emails to candidates.

        • When inserting a candidate/Job email template created under My Profile - Email Templates, all candidate/job-related placeholders will be automatically replaced with their corresponding values. Placeholders from other modules or contexts  will remain unchanged.

       The email template placeholder works based on the candidate selected via the checkbox. If the default candidate is removed from the To field and another email address is entered manually, the placeholder still replaces with the actual value of the selected candidate. The placeholder also displays the selected candidate's name, not the manually entered recipient. Candidate-specific placeholders are supported only for single candidate selection; if multiple candidates are selected, these placeholders are not replaced. 

      If a different email ID associated with a candidate mapped to the job  is added manually. In this case, the Email Preview continued to display the name of the initially selected candidate because the system did not trigger an update; however, the received email displayed   the correct candidate name.

        • When you click New Email, a new email screen opens on the right-hand side, automatically populating the candidate  email ID  in the To field.
          • If you add or remove any, email ID, the system sends emails only to the recipients currently visible in the To field.
          • If you add a new internal candidate, placeholders (if used) will populate correctly. If you add an external email, they will receive exactly what is written in the editor.
          • CC and BCC recipients receive one separate email for each person in the To field, and BCC names are hidden from everyone.
            • For example: If John and Elsa are in the “To” field, Michael and Sophia in CC, and David and Emma in BCC, then John and Elsa each receive one email, while Michael, Sophia, David, and Emma each receive two separate emails and BCC recipients remain hidden from everyone.
      • Send SMS: Send text messages to candidates.

        • Click the Insert Template button to choose an existing template instead of composing a new message.

        • You can see the selected candidate(s) main phone number(s) in the To field in read mode.  The main number added against the candidate(s) is picked by default. To add a contact number, go to Candidate Summary>Summary>General Information>Phone Number.

        •  Type in your message and click Send.

        • Any candidate reply is automatically logged in their respective Candidate Summary page. An SMS response triggers a notification under the bell icon, along with a direct link to the SMS section for quick access to the conversation. Similarly, an email notification will be sent informing that you have received a reply from candidate on your SMS conversation. 

      Optional Reading: How to contact candidates or how the candidate mail section works, click here: Contact Candidates, Candidate Mails.

      • Candidate Summary: View summarised information about candidates.

      Optional Reading: To read more on the candidate profile details, click here: Profile Details.

      • Job Details View: Access detailed information about the job role.

      • Edit Job: Modify details of the job posting.

      Optional Reading: How to edit a job from the job landing page, click here: Jobs Landing.

      • Map Application Form: Link application forms to the job posting.

      Optional Reading: How to map a job application form, click here: Map Application Form.

      • Share Job Application Link: Distribute the application link for the job.

        • Share Job Apply Page Link – Three-dot: When you share the Job Apply Page link (Application Form), candidates can access the form directly. If the SEEK Integration is enabled in XR Marketplace, candidates will see three options: Auto-fill with resume, Apply manually, and Apply with SEEK..

          • Autofill with resume: This option allows candidates to upload their resume, and the system automatically extracts relevant details (such as first name, last name, email) to prefill the application form. Candidates can then review and edit the information before submitting.

          • Apply Manually: In this option, candidates complete the application form by entering all details themselves. No information is prefilled, so they manually provide their personal, professional, and other required details.

          • Apply with SEEK: This option allows candidates to apply using their SEEK profile. After logging in and providing consent, selected profile details including First Name, Last Name, Email ID, Mobile, and Resume (file) are automatically fetched from candidate's SEEK to prefill the application form, which candidates can then review, edit and submit.

       Optional Reading: How to share a job application URL, click here: Share Job Application URL.

      • Profile Update: Automatically update candidate profiles across job applications.

      • Generate Xeople SmartEmail: Automatically match candidate resumes to job postings.

      Optional Reading: How to Generate Xeople SmartEmail, click here: Generate Job-specific Xeople SmartEmail.

      • Timeline: Track candidate interactions and events.

      • Proximity: Assess candidate location relative to the job location.

      • Close Job: End the job posting.

      Optional Reading: How to close a job, click here: Close Job.

      • Share Personnel to EOH: Share candidate with EOH as an Applicant or Member. Click on the checkbox placed in front of the candidate's name in a grid or list view to get this option enabled. This works for single selection.

      Recommend Reading: How to share a candidate as an applicant or member, click here: Push Candidate as a Member, Job Action, Push candidate as an Applicant.

      • Share Job: Share a job with Entire OnHire (EOH) with or without a member (member status must be Active in EOH if already shared). If no candidates are in the Hired stage (mapped to hired stage type or any  stage mapped to Ready to Hire stage type), the job can only be shared without a candidate. If candidates exist in the Hired stage, the most recently moved candidate is auto-selected. You can deselect and proceed as needed.  Job cannot be shared without a client. Do not select any candidate from grid or list view to get this option.

      Recommend Reading: How to share a job, click here: Share Job to Entire OnHire (EOH) - Job Summary.

      Recommend Reading: To view how the client, member and job details appear in Entire  OnHire, click here:  ClientProfile, MemberProfile, JobProfile.

      Actions to perform under the Job Workflow stages in a Grid View:

      Optional Reading: How to set a new Job workflow or understand the Job Workflow and its stage, click here: Setup a New Job Workflow Hiring Process, Understanding Job Workflow and its stages.

      • Checkbox: You can perform actions for the candidate such as Action, Accept, Reject, Remove, Read, Unread, Call, Mail, SMS, Share Job, Schedule Meeting, Pin, and Move to a specific folder.

        • Read: Mark candidate as reviewed.

        • Unread: Mark candidate not reviewed.

        •  Call: Make calls if a calling app is integrated and installed in your system if the phone number is available. If the call option is disabled, no phone number is saved against the candidate.

        • SMS:  Send SMS to the candidates.

          • You will see the SMS Credit Balance on the top.

      SMS credit are payment units that determine how many text messages you can send, each SMS (up to 160 characters) or multipart message consumes one or more credits. In XeopleRecruit, you can manage SMS credits in two ways: you can purchase them directly through your client account, or the XR team can buy credits from Kudosity (SMS) and allocate them to you.

          • The Phone Type dropdown displays all available numbers (if added). It defaults to the main number if no SMS has been sent, otherwise, the last number used for SMS is shown. Simply pick a different number if needed, SMS will go to whichever number you select. Add one or multiple candidate numbers   under Summary>General Information>Phone Number.

          • Click the Insert Template button to choose an existing template instead of composing a new message and click Send.

        • Share Job: Allows you to share a job with Entire OnHire along with the associated client and the selected member (must have Active status in EOH if already shared). The screen will not allow you to choose any other member. 

        • Meeting/Task: Schedule an interview with the candidate.

          • Placeholder Replacement Behaviour
            • Scenario 1: Candidate Email Template Used

      Given

      A Candidate email template is created from Profile Picture → My Profile → Email Templates.

      My Profile - Email Template - Related To - Candidate

      Email Template - Related To - Candidate

      The template contains Candidate placeholders such as:

      This works for single candidate selected in the Invite required attendee’s field. If the selected candidate is removed and a new candidate email ID added the placeholders will replaces the new candidates value. This works for single candidate. If more added, the system cannot determine for which candidate the values should be replaced.

      Candidate Placeholders

      When

        • A user creates a meeting/task from the Job Summary by selecting the candidate check box and selecting Meeting/Task from the action panel.
        • The user selects the Candidate email template.

      Scenario 2: Job Placeholders Inserted in a Candidate Template

      A Candidate template is being edited.

      The user manually inserts Job placeholders like:

      Placeholders Inserted from Jobs in Editor

      Then

      All candidate/Job placeholders are replaced with the actual candidate/job values in the mail preview and in the email sent to the recipient as the system find both Job and the candidate context. Placeholders from other modules are not replaced with actual values because the corresponding context is not available.

      CandidateJob Placeholders -Replaced with Value

        • Pin: Highlight and focus on the candidate.

        • Move to folder: Organise candidate into a specific folder.

      Optional Reading: How to add candidate folders or map candidates to folder, click here: Organise Folders.

      To Perform this action like Actions, Accept, Reject, Remove, Meeting and Pin select the same stage candidates. If the same stage candidates are not selected these options will be disable. Also, you can schedule meeting for one candidate at a time.

        • The first workflow tile shows the number of candidates applied or were mapped to the Job with their profile initials and Name.

        • Pin: Use to highlight a specific candidate.

        • Just below the Name, you will be able to see the Job workflow Stage

        • After carefully reviewing the candidate's resume, you can advance them to different stages as defined in the job workflow master settings.

      Grid View - Actions to Perform

      Actions to perform under the Job Workflow stages in a List View:

      Clicking on the three-dot placed in front of each candidate will show you similar options as explained above.  The share Personnel & Share Job option works for single selection. Also, select only hired stage candidates for sharing a job or else this option will be disabled. Click on the checkbox and go to the three-dot on the top right will have the Share Personnel option enabled.   For Share Job, you do not need to check the box—simply use the Share Job from the three-dot on the top right side.