Glossary
The language of the desk.
Candidates, applications, pipelines, and everything between. Clear definitions, practical examples, and the distinctions that matter.
Glossary
Candidates, applications, pipelines, and everything between. Clear definitions, practical examples, and the distinctions that matter.
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The record connecting one candidate to one job and tracking their progress through that job’s pipeline.
A measurement of a defined workflow before a change, used as the reference for a later comparison.
A person an agency is considering for work, represented by a recruiting record with identity, contact, and professional information.
Adding candidate records from an uploaded source, with review steps for the information that will be saved.
A named group of candidate records kept together for an organising purpose, such as a hot list, watch list, or custom group.
The organisation an agency recruits for, with its own relationship information, contacts, and hiring requirements.
The rule that relates a field in one source to the intended field in another, including any necessary format or value conversion.
A specific site associated with a client, used to give a recruiting requirement its location and operating context.
A person with the appropriate authority checks evidence, resolves uncertainty, and decides whether to accept, change, or stop a proposed action.
A configured connection that allows systems to exchange information or coordinate a defined operation. Its supported scope depends on both systems.
A recruiting requirement with a title and the details an agency uses to find and evaluate candidates for a role.
The ordered stages used to track candidate applications for a job, from initial consideration toward an outcome.
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