COMPANY JOB BOARD SOFTWARE

Your company website.
Your next great hire.

Publish openings through your company website, receive applications and résumés, and follow candidates through hiring in OdyHR. Connect the careers page to the people responsible for the next step.
Illustrative OdyHR hiring pipeline with candidate stages, interview activity, and next steps
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THE WORK, CONNECTED

A careers page is a beginning.
Give every application a path.

The work continues after someone selects Apply. OdyHR connects company-site recruiting with candidate review, interviews, offer tracking, and the onboarding handoff.
01

Openings on your website

Present your open roles through a company careers experience. Give applicants the role and location information they need, with a clear route into your application process.

02

Applications in one workflow

Connect online applications and résumé uploads to candidate review. Keep the hiring team working from the candidate’s record as interviews, notes, offers, and next actions develop.

03

A connected hiring handoff

Follow the candidate through the pipeline and into onboarding. Carry the context of the hiring process forward when your team is ready to bring the person into the organization.

HOW THE WORKFLOW FITS TOGETHER

From an open role
to an organized next step.

Agree on the hiring owner and the application process before publishing. That gives candidates a usable experience and managers a clear response path.
  1. 01

    Prepare the role

    Confirm the title, location, working arrangements, responsibilities, and application destination. Have the hiring owner review the description before it appears on the careers page.

  2. 02

    Publish and test the application path

    Check the company-site listing on a phone and a larger screen. Follow the application route, verify the requested information, and use an agreed test process before directing candidates to it.

  3. 03

    Review and follow up

    Work through applications and résumés in the candidate workflow. Keep interview scheduling, notes, and offer status connected so the next reviewer has the context they need.

  4. 04

    Hand off the hire

    When the hiring decision is complete, confirm the role, location, manager, and start date. Move into onboarding with ownership for documents, access tasks, and first-day readiness.

A WORKED EXAMPLE

A careers-page launch with an owner at every stage.

A fictional business is hiring an Operations Coordinator. The launch checklist below separates publishing the role from the work of responding to applicants.

Illustrative workflow · fictional people and records
StageOwnerCheckNext step
Role readyHiring managerTitle, responsibilities, and location approvedSend the final details to the publishing owner
Careers page readyWebsite / HR ownerListing and application route work on mobilePublish the approved opening
Application receivedHiring coordinatorApplication and résumé are available for reviewAssign the candidate’s next action
Hire confirmedHR + hiring managerRole, manager, location, and start date confirmedBegin the onboarding workflow

This is an illustrative launch process. The interactive demo’s jobs and applications are fictional and do not submit applications to a real employer.

MAKE IT FIT YOUR OPERATION

Choose a publishing approach
that fits your site.

Connect your current careers page

Start with your existing website and careers URL. Discuss a customer careers page, an embedded board, or a feed-based presentation with the OdyHR team; confirm which publishing approach is available and appropriate for your setup.

Define who keeps openings current

Decide who approves new roles, checks application routing, and closes filled or withdrawn positions. Include location changes and general applications in that process so applicants reach the right team.

Plan external distribution separately

A company job board gives your own website a recruiting workflow. Posting to external job boards depends on the provider and configured publishing arrangement. Include any specific distribution requirement in your evaluation.

TRY THE SAMPLE JOURNEY

Try the applicant and manager sides.

The interactive demo connects a sample job listing to a fictional candidate record. You can see how the handoff works without applying for a real job or contacting a candidate.

EXPLORE THE INTERACTIVE DEMO
  1. 01Choose Start at the job board and open the sample Operations Coordinator role.
  2. 02Follow the sample application into the manager workspace and inspect the candidate record.
  3. 03Continue through the interview, offer, and hire steps to see the onboarding handoff.

BEFORE YOU CHOOSE

Your questions.
Clear answers.

01What is a company job board?

It is the part of an employer’s website or careers experience that presents its open roles and directs people into its application process. In OdyHR, company-site recruiting connects to candidate review and the hiring workflow.

02Can we keep our existing company website?

Bring your current website and careers-page requirements to the setup discussion. A careers-page link, embedded board, or feed-based approach may fit different websites; confirm the supported publishing option and who will implement it before launch.

03Does this automatically distribute jobs to external boards?

Company-site publishing and external distribution are separate requirements. This page describes recruiting through your own website. Any external provider, connection, or distribution arrangement needs to be confirmed for your setup.

04What happens after an application arrives?

The hiring workflow connects applications and résumés with candidate review, interviews, notes, offer tracking, and the onboarding handoff. Define the responsible manager and application process during setup so each candidate has a clear next action.

LET’S TALK THROUGH YOUR WORKFLOW

Turn your careers page
into a connected hiring process.

Tell us about your website, hiring team, locations, and application process. We’ll discuss the publishing approach, workflow, and pricing that fit your operation.