Candidate Data Mapping / Educations
This section allows the administrator to map education items available in Salesforce as related records. The education history from Salesforce is merged with the education items extracted from the resume file (if provided) and deduplicated where possible, in order for Textkernel to calculate the candidate's highest level of education.
Section "Education details"
Degree name
- Textkernel field type: text
- Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, TEXTAREA, PICKLIST
- Description: The degree name (type and/or major) obtained by the candidate.
- Example:
Bachelor in Computer Science
, BSc Computer Science
, Bachelor
Institute
- Textkernel field type: text
- Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, TEXTAREA
- Description: The name of the institute that issued the degree.
- Example:
University of Amsterdam
Institute place
- Textkernel field type: text
- Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, TEXTAREA
- Description: The location of the institute that issued the degree. It can be a full address or just a part of it.
- Example:
Amsterdam
, Amsterdam NL
, The Netherlands
, NL
, Asterweg 15D 1031 HL Amsterdam
Education description
- Textkernel field type: text
- Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, TEXTAREA
- Description: The description of the degree. This field is a free text field describing the degree and it's used to calculate the highest education level. If a degree description is not available, it should be set to the degree name in order for Textkernel to calculate the corresponding education level according to the Textkernel Education Level codes.
- Example:
Bachelor in Computer Science including studies of...
Start date
- Textkernel field type: date
- Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, DATETIME, DATE
- Description: The start date of the degree, in one of these formats
yyyy
, yyyy-mm
, yyyy-mm-dd
, dd-mm-yyyy
, mm-yyyy
. If the provided date does not contain the month and/or day, these will be completed to September 1st.
- Example:
08-1995
, 15-08-1995
End date
- Textkernel field type: date
- Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, DATETIME, DATE
- Description: The end date of the degree, in one of these formats
yyyy
, yyyy-mm
, yyyy-mm-dd
, dd-mm-yyyy
, mm-yyyy
. If the provided date does not contain the month and/or day, these will be completed to June 30th. In order to indicate an ongoing degree, do not provide an end date.
- Example:
08-1995
, 15-08-1995
Section "Custom fields"
Field |
Data type |
Multivalued |
Salesforce field types |
Custom Text 1-5 |
text |
No |
BOOLEAN, COMBOBOX, CURRENCY, DATE, DATETIME, DOUBLE, EMAIL, ID, INTEGER, LONG, MULTIPICKLIST, PERCENT, PHONE, PICKLIST, REFERENCE, STRING, TEXTAREA, TIME, URL |
Custom Date 1-3 |
date |
No |
STRING, DATETIME, DATE |
Custom Numeric 1-3 |
numeric (2 decimals) |
No |
STRING, DOUBLE, INTEGER, LONG, CURRENCY, PERCENT |
Custom Text
- Textkernel field type: text
- Supported Salesforce field types: BOOLEAN, COMBOBOX, CURRENCY, DATE, DATETIME, DOUBLE, EMAIL, ID, INTEGER, LONG, MULTIPICKLIST, PERCENT, PHONE, PICKLIST, REFERENCE, STRING, TEXTAREA, TIME, URL
- Description: This field can be used to map any additional ATS field that needs to be synchronized to Textkernel products. Additional Textkernel effort is required to make this field available in Search.
Custom Date
- Textkernel field type: date
- Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, DATETIME, DATE
- Description: This field can be used to map any additional ATS date field that needs to be synchronized to Textkernel products. Supported date formats are ISO-dates
YYYY-MM-DD
or full date-timestamps with ISO offset time zone information YYYY-MM-DD'T'HH:MM:SS[.sss]X
. Additional Textkernel effort is required to make this field available in Search.
Custom Numeric
- Textkernel field type: numeric (2 decimals)
- Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, DOUBLE, INTEGER, LONG, CURRENCY, PERCENT
- Description: This field can be used to map any additional ATS numeric field that needs to be synchronized to Textkernel products. The mapped value should contain only digits, the last two digits will be interpreted as decimals (e.g.
123456
will be interpreted as 1234,56
). Additional Textkernel effort is required to make this field available in Search.