Jobs - XML Feed Generation for Indeed Job Posting

Jobs – XML Feed Generation for Indeed Job Posting

Upon submission of the Indeed job form, Xeople Recruit users can now generate an XML feed.

Key advantages:

On submission of the Indeed job form, XML feed generation is triggered.
Feed Components: The XML feed consists of Basic Feed Nodes.
Upon publishing a job, a Job Node is automatically created for each specific job. The Job Node is structured into two tables: Form Fields and Hidden Fields.
- Form Fields Table: Contains fields whose values are inserted into corresponding tags from user inputs.
- Hidden Fields Table: Populated with tags from values available/generated by the system for the specific job.
All dropdown values from the Master are included in tags as text values, not IDs.
Expired or inactive jobs are automatically excluded from the XML feed, maintaining data accuracy. Removal occurs after a job is successfully filled.
Each job is uniquely identified with a reference number, ensuring precision and clarity in the XML feed.
Publish Job Action: Clicking on Publish Job in the Indeed Job Post Form initiates the XML feed generation.
In case of modifications to a job posting, the system saves an updated feed with a timestamp reflecting the last activity.
XML Download Option: Users have the option to download the XML file after publishing for review.
Temporary Download Feature: The XML download feature is temporary and will be removed after Indeed integration completion.
Sync Duration: The syncing process may take up to 24 hours for changes/updates to reflect on Indeed.
Tag Details: Each tag in the XML feed has a corresponding explanation, including Form Field Name, Type, Description, and whether it’s Optional/Mandatory.
Currency, Pay Type, Salary Min, and Salary Max details are consolidated into a single <salary> tag for efficient representation in the XML feed.
The system seamlessly integrates with Google Location services to fetch accurate State, City, and Country information for inclusion in the XML feed.
Tag Values: Mandatory tags must have corresponding values, while non-mandatory tags may remain empty.
XML Feed Review: Users can review the generated XML feed, aiding in the verification process.
The XML feed supports a range of HTML tags, facilitating rich formatting options for job descriptions.