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Applications

An application links a candidate to a specific requisition and tracks their progress through the recruiting pipeline. Applications can be created when a candidate applies through the public portal, or manually by a recruiter.

Viewing an application

Applications are accessed from the candidate profile or from the requisition detail page. Click any application to open the application detail.

Application detail

The application detail shows:

  • Current stage — highlighted in the pipeline stage stepper at the top
  • Offer — if an offer has been extended, details appear here including salary, start date, and offer status
  • Interviews — any scheduled or completed interviews
  • Documents — uploaded files attached to this application
  • Hire Package — if a hire package has been initiated, its status and completion progress

Moving through the pipeline

Use the stage stepper to advance the candidate through the pipeline. Stages are:

Applied → Screening → Interview → Assessment → Background Check → Offer → Hired

Click the target stage to move the candidate forward. You can also move backwards if needed.

Creating an offer

Once a candidate reaches the Offer stage:

  1. Click Create Offer.
  2. Enter the offer details: annual or hourly compensation, start date, and position.
  3. Attach offer documents for electronic signature if required.
  4. Save and send to the candidate.

The candidate receives access to review and sign the offer through their Candidate Portal account.

Initiating a hire package

After an offer is created, you can attach a hire package template:

  1. From the application detail, locate the Hire Package section.
  2. Select a template.
  3. The candidate will see the hire package in their portal with all required steps.

See Hire Package Pipeline for tracking in-flight packages.

Uploading documents

Click Upload Document in the Documents section to attach files to an application. Supported formats include PDF, Word, and common image formats. All uploaded files are scanned for malware automatically.