oJobPub Publisher User manual
oJobPub Publisher is where an employer’s team keeps its job postings and publishes the ones it
chooses as a machine-readable ojobpub.json feed. Job boards, aggregators, partner sites and
your own website read that feed, instead of copying postings by hand or scraping your pages.
It is deliberately small. It is not a job board: job seekers never come here, they find your postings through the sites reading your feed. It is not an applicant tracking system: every posting links to wherever you actually take applications. And it is not a CMS: a posting carries a short plain description, not a designed page.
The usual way through it:
- Sign in and create your employer, or accept an invitation to an existing one.
- Create your jobs and activate them once they are complete.
- Choose which jobs a feed publishes. Every employer starts with a feed holding all of them.
- Create a permalink and give its URL to whoever reads your postings.
Contents
Getting started
Signing in, your first employer, and finding your way around.
JobsCreating postings, the job states, and why a job is or is not published.
Feeds and permalinksChoosing what is published, and the URL you give to others.
People and invitationsWho belongs to an employer, inviting colleagues, roles and suspension.
Profile, locations and tagsThe employer record, and the locations and tags its jobs use.
API tokensLetting another system manage jobs and feeds, without a person signing in.
Dashboard and activityThe figures, what needs attention, the activity log and the weekly summary.
Settings and your accountLanguage, theme, time zone, mail, picture, password and deleting your account.