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Organisation settings - Ad form

Written by Mikaela

Welcome to the heart of your advertisement planning! Under the Ad Form tab at the organizational level, you have the power to decide exactly what information should be gathered when a new position is posted. By controlling which fields are shown—and which are mandatory—you make life much easier for your hiring managers.

A Golden Rule for Simplicity

Before we dive in, a quick tip: "Less is more." We strongly recommend using as few forms as possible—ideally just one. If you need to make changes, it’s usually better to edit the existing form rather than creating a new one. This keeps the tool tidy and minimizes confusion!

How to Create and Edit

Certain fields are so vital they are always included (like title and qualifications). What you control are the optional fields.

  1. Select form: Click the pencil icon to the right of an existing form to edit, or create a new one.

  2. Name it wisely: Give the form a clear title. This name appears in the dropdown menu when creating ads, so make sure it’s self-explanatory.

  3. Choose field status: For each field, you can choose between three settings:

    • Not available: The field is completely hidden.

    • Available: The field can be filled in if desired.

    • Mandatory: The field must be filled in to save the ad.

Which Fields Can I Controll?

The following fields can be managed in your form:

  • About the workplace – Free text

  • Extent description – Free text

  • Starting date – Date field

  • Starting date description – Free text

  • Temporary until – Date field

  • Duration – Dropdown (visible for specific job boards):

    • Permanent

    • 6 months or longer

    • 3–6 months

    • 11 days – 3 months

    • Max 10 days

  • Salary form – Dropdown (Monthly salary, Hourly salary)

  • Workplace – Dropdown (On-site, Hybrid, Remote)

  • Working hours – Dropdown (Daytime, Evening, Shift)

  • Working hours description – Free text

  • Other information – Free text

  • Link and description to read more – Free text

  • Address – Free text

  • Location description – Free text

Consider the Consequences

If you make a form more restricted by removing fields, remember that data in those fields will disappear from your ads. If you replace an entire form, the system will ask the user to choose between the old and the new format when copying an old advertisement.

Don’t forget to click Save at the bottom when you’re done!

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