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The career page is your public job board, served from your own Harly domain. Published jobs appear on it; candidates apply directly from it. Nothing requires a separate service or third-party hosting.

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What appears

Only published jobs show on the career page. Drafts, closed, and archived jobs stay off it. Each listing shows the title, department, location, and the description you wrote on the job.

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Branding

Set the workspace name, logo, and public origin in Settings → Workspace. The career page uses these automatically.
  • Logo and name — shown in the header of the board and each listing.
  • Public origin — the domain candidates see and the base for application links. Must match HARLY_URL so email links and the candidate portal use the same origin.

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Applying

A candidate opens a listing, fills the application form you built, and submits. Each submission becomes an application in the job’s first pipeline stage, ready to work in the pipeline.
Keep application forms short. Ask only for what you need to make the first decision. Request additional documents later through document requests — not through the application form.

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Test the candidate experience

Before announcing the career page to candidates, submit a test application:
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Open in a private window

Navigate to https://hiring.example.com/careers in a private browser window to see it as a candidate would.
2

Submit a test application

Choose a published job and submit using a test email address. Fill all required fields with representative data.
3

Verify the confirmation email

Check the test inbox for the acknowledgement email. Confirm the sender name, domain, and link are correct.
4

Check the pipeline

Open Jobs → [Job name] → Pipeline and confirm the test application landed in the first stage.

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Common issues

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Next steps

Jobs

Publish the roles the career page lists.

Candidate portal

Let applicants track their applications after applying.

Email

Configure the sender identity for confirmation emails.

Candidates and pipeline

Work the applications the career page collects.