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Master application form

Last updated May 31, 2025 · Administrator

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Master application forms let you standardize the data collected from candidates across multiple job postings. This ensures:

  • Consistent application structure
  • Easier screening and shortlisting
  • Streamlined reporting and analysis

Steps to create a master application form

  1. Navigate to application form settings
    • Go to the Settings menu from the left-hand navigation panel.
    • Select Application Forms under the Recruitment or Job Settings section (depending on your interface layout).
  2. Create a new master form
    • Click “Add New Master Form” or “Create New Form”.
  3. Name the form
    • Provide a unique and descriptive name for the form. Example: Tech Positions Form, Sales Hiring Application, etc.
  4. Add form fields
    Use the drag-and-drop editor or click to add various types of fields:
    • Text Fields – For data like Name, Email, Phone Number.
    • Dropdowns – For options like Years of Experience, Location Preference.
    • Multi-selects/Checkboxes – For skills and known technologies.
    • File Uploads – Allow candidates to upload Resume, Portfolio, Certifications.
    • Date Pickers – For Date of Birth, Notice Period End Date.
    • Conditional Logic – Show/hide fields based on candidate responses. Example: If “Do you have certifications?” is Yes → Show Certification Upload.
  5. Set validation rules (optional)
    • Mark mandatory fields
    • Add character limits or number formats
    • Use tooltips or help texts for clarity
  6. Click Save
    • Once the form is structured and reviewed, click Save to publish it as a reusable master form.

Use the master form in a job posting

  1. Navigate to Jobs → Create/Edit Job.
  2. In the Application Form section, locate the Master Application Form drop-down.
  3. Select the form you created earlier.
  4. Fill in the rest of the job details and Save/Publish the job.

Benefit: Once linked, all candidates applying to this job must fill out the same structured form, ensuring data uniformity.