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Vacancy Data Mapping / Vacancy details🔗

This section allows the administrator to map the vacancy/job posting details.

Vacancy/job descriptions usually contains these four sections:

  • Employer description: This section provides information about the organization or company that is offering the job, including its size, history, mission statement, and culture. It may also include details about the company's values, work environment, and overall reputation.
  • Job description: This section outlines the specific responsibilities and duties of the job, including required skills, education, experience, and any necessary certifications. It may also provide information about the expected level of performance, working hours, and location.
  • Candidate profile: This section describes the ideal candidate for the position, including their skills, experience, and education. It may also provide information about the organization or company's culture and values and the kind of personality traits that are considered important for success in the role.
  • Conditions & benefits: This section outlines the compensation and benefits package that the organization or company is offering, including salary, bonuses, health insurance, retirement plans, and any other perks. It may also provide information about the working conditions, such as flexible hours or remote work options.

These four sections may be available separately in the ATS as dedicated fields, so they can be mapped to its respective field Employer description, Job description, Candidate profile and Conditions & benefits.

Other ATSes have a single field that contains the full job description, which can be mapped to the dedicated field Vacancy Text. Alternatively, if the ATS stores the job description in a separate file, such as a PDF or Word document, this can be mapped in the Textkernel app section Document.

Section "Vacancy details"🔗

Field Data type Multivalued Salesforce field types
Job title text No STRING, TEXTAREA
Reference Number text No STRING
Number of Openings numeric No STRING, INTEGER
Application Deadline date No STRING, DATETIME, DATE
Start Date date No STRING, DATETIME, DATE
Posting Date date No STRING, DATETIME, DATE
Vacancy status text No STRING, PICKLIST, BOOLEAN, COMBOBOX, INTEGER
Vacancy Text text No STRING, TEXTAREA

Job title🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, TEXTAREA
  • Description: The title of the vacancy.
  • Example: Senior Java Developer, Java developer in London / 4000k

Reference Number🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING
  • Description: A reference number that identifies the vacancy, usually available when posting the vacancy online.
  • Example: REF-2389, JOB 8723

Number of Openings🔗

  • Textkernel field type: numeric
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, INTEGER
  • Description: The number of available openings for the vacancy.
  • Example: 2

Application Deadline🔗

  • Textkernel field type: date
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, DATETIME, DATE
  • Description: The final date by which the applicant must submit their application for the job. Supported format is dd-mm-yyyy.
  • Example: 12-08-2013

Start Date🔗

  • Textkernel field type: date
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, DATETIME, DATE
  • Description: The date when the candidate is expected to start the new job. Supported format is dd-mm-yyyy.
  • Example: 12-08-2013

Posting Date🔗

  • Textkernel field type: date
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, DATETIME, DATE
  • Description: The date when the vacancy was posted online. Supported format is dd-mm-yyyy.
  • Example: 12-08-2013

Vacancy Status🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, PICKLIST, BOOLEAN, COMBOBOX, INTEGER
  • Description: The status of the vacancy. The value provided can be a status description, such as Open or Closed, or a status code. Textkernel will display the value as it is given. If status codes are used, Textkernel will need to receive the full list of descriptions for each code to ensure that the correct description is displayed (this will require additional effort from Textkernel).
  • Example: Open, Closed, STATUS-1

Vacancy Text🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, TEXTAREA
  • Description: The job description of the vacancy, with all the details about the offered position, conditions and benefits, candidate's requirements...
  • Example: N/A

Section "Location"🔗

Field Data type Multivalued Salesforce field types
Postal code text No STRING
City text No STRING
Region text No STRING, PICKLIST
Country text No STRING, PICKLIST

Postal code🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING
  • Description: The postal code of the city where the job takes place.
  • Example: 1031 HL, 1031HL, 1031

City🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING
  • Description: The city where the job takes place.
  • Example: Amsterdam

Region🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, PICKLIST
  • Description: The region where the job takes place. This field is important for US candidates as it helps to identify the correct city based on the US state. For these jobs, the postal abbreviation of the state should be provided (the 2-code abbreviation after the hyphen in the ISO 3166-2:US standard).
  • Example: NY

Country🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, PICKLIST
  • Description: The country where the job takes place, in ISO 3166-2 format.
  • Example: US

Section "Organization details"🔗

Field Data type Multivalued Salesforce field types
Organization name text No STRING
Address text No STRING, TEXTAREA
Phone text No STRING, PHONE
Email text No STRING, EMAIL
Fax text No STRING, PHONE
Website text No STRING, URL
Contact Person text No STRING
Industry text No STRING, PICKLIST

Organization name🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING
  • Description: The name of the organization or company offering the position.
  • Example: Acme Inc.

Address🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, TEXTAREA
  • Description: The address of the organization or company, in free format. This is not the location where the job takes place, rather the location of the employer.
  • Example: Amsterdam, Asterweg 15/D, 1031 HL, Amsterdam

Phone🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, PHONE
  • Description: The phone number of the employer, or of the contact person within the organization or company.
  • Example: +1234567890, 1234567890, 123 4567890

Email🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, EMAIL
  • Description: The email address of the employer, or of the contact person within the organization or company.
  • Example: info@textkernel.nl

Fax🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, PHONE
  • Description: The fax number of the employer, or of the contact person within the organization or company.
  • Example: +1234567890, 1234567890, 123 4567890

Website🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, URL
  • Description: The website of the organization or company offering the position.
  • Example: www.textkernel.nl

Contact Person🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING
  • Description: The name of the contact person within the organization or company offering the position.
  • Example: John Smith

Industry🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, PICKLIST
  • Description: The industry of the employer offering the position, in free format.
  • Example: ICT, Finance

Section "Requirements details"🔗

Field Data type Multivalued Salesforce field types
Required experience text No STRING, TEXTAREA
Required education text No STRING, TEXTAREA
Competencies text No STRING, TEXTAREA
Computer skills text No STRING, TEXTAREA
Language skills text No STRING, TEXTAREA
Driving licenses text No STRING, MULTIPICKLIST, PICKLIST, COMBOBOX

Required experience🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, TEXTAREA
  • Description: The required experience of the candidate, in free format.
  • Example: 5 – 10 years

Required education🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, TEXTAREA
  • Description: The required education of the candidate, in free format.
  • Example: Master degree

Competencies🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, TEXTAREA
  • Description: A comma-separated list of competences desired or required for the position.
  • Example: Teamplayer, Perseverance

Computer skills🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, TEXTAREA
  • Description: A comma-separated list of IT skills desired or required for the position.
  • Example: Perl, Template Toolkit

Language skills🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, TEXTAREA
  • Description: A comma-separated list of language skills desired or required for the position.
  • Example: English, Dutch

Driving licenses🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, MULTIPICKLIST, PICKLIST, COMBOBOX
  • Description: A comma-separated list of driving licenses desired or required for the position.
  • Example: Class A, A, A1,B

Section "Benefit details"🔗

Field Data type Multivalued Salesforce field types
Contract type text No STRING, PICKLIST
Employment type text No STRING, PICKLIST
Hours per week text No STRING,DOUBLE, INTEGER
Working hours text No STRING,DOUBLE, INTEGER
Salary text No STRING, DOUBLE, INTEGER

Contract type🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, PICKLIST
  • Description: The contract type offered for this position, in free format.
  • Example: seasonal work

Employment type🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, PICKLIST
  • Description: The employment type offered for this position, in free format.
  • Example: fulltime

Hours per week🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, DOUBLE, INTEGER
  • Description: The hours per week required by this position, in free format.
  • Example: 0.8 FTE

Working hours🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, DOUBLE, INTEGER
  • Description: The working hours for this position, in free format.
  • Example: weekend

Salary🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, DOUBLE, INTEGER
  • Description: The salary for this position, in free format.
  • Example: 3000 per month

Section "Sections"🔗

Field Data type Multivalued Salesforce field types
Employer description text No STRING, TEXTAREA
Job description text No STRING, TEXTAREA
Candidate profile text No STRING, TEXTAREA
Conditions & benefits text No STRING, TEXTAREA

Employer description🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, TEXTAREA
  • Description: This section provides information about the organization or company that is offering the job, including its size, history, mission statement, and culture. It may also include details about the company's values, work environment, and overall reputation.
  • Example: N/A

Job description🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, TEXTAREA
  • Description: This section outlines the specific responsibilities and duties of the job, including required skills, education, experience, and any necessary certifications. It may also provide information about the expected level of performance, working hours, and location.
  • Example: N/A

Candidate profile🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, TEXTAREA
  • Description: This section describes the ideal candidate for the position, including their skills, experience, and education. It may also provide information about the organization or company's culture and values and the kind of personality traits that are considered important for success in the role.
  • Example: N/A

Conditions & benefits🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, TEXTAREA
  • Description: This section outlines the compensation and benefits package that the organization or company is offering, including salary, bonuses, health insurance, retirement plans, and any other perks. It may also provide information about the working conditions, such as flexible hours or remote work options.
  • Example: N/A

Section "Other data"🔗

Field Data type Multivalued Salesforce field types
Account ID text No STRING, REFERENCE, ID
Account name text No STRING
Owner ID text No STRING, REFERENCE, ID
Owner name text No STRING

Account ID🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, REFERENCE, ID
  • Description: The ID of Salesforce record identifying the account linked to the job. The record doesn't necessarily have to be a Salesforce Account object.
  • Example: 0012x000003FAKeAAO

Account name🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING
  • Description: The name of account linked to the job. For instance, this can be the department or branch owning the job.
  • Example: Finance Branch

Owner ID🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING, REFERENCE, ID
  • Description: The ID of Salesforce record owning the job record. The record doesn't necessarily have to be a Salesforce Account or User object.
  • Example: 0052x000002AbCdAAE

Owner name🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: STRING
  • Description: The name of owner of the job record. For instance, this can be the recruiter owning the job.
  • Example: John Smith

Section "Custom fields"🔗

Field Data type Multivalued Salesforce field types
Custom Text 1-15 text No BOOLEAN, COMBOBOX, CURRENCY, DATE, DATETIME, DOUBLE, EMAIL, ID, INTEGER, LONG, MULTIPICKLIST, PERCENT, PHONE, PICKLIST, REFERENCE, STRING, TEXTAREA, TIME, URL
Custom Multi Text 1-5 text Yes MULTIPICKLIST
Custom Date 1-5 date No STRING, DATETIME, DATE
Custom Numeric 1-5 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 Multi Text🔗

  • Textkernel field type: text
  • Supported Salesforce field types: MULTIPICKLIST
  • Multivalued: Yes
  • Description: This field can be used to map any additional ATS multi picklist 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.