<aside> 💡 Custom fields allow you to add additional fields to a candidate’s profile, a job, an offer, or an opening that you and other users can fill out, allowing for a further level of customization.
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Candidate, Job and Project Custom Fields can be configured on the following plans:
Foundations | Legacy Plus | Plus |
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❌ | ✔ | ✔ |
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Custom fields can be associated with three primary object types in Ashby.
Candidate | These fields are used to capture details specific to individual candidates. They appear on the Summary tab of the candidate profile. |
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Job | These fields are used to capture details specific to individual jobs. They appear on the Settings page of a job. |
Offer | These fields are used to capture details about an offer. They appear on the offer activity that appears when a candidate is in the offer stage. |
Opening | These fields are used to capture details specific to individual openings. They appear at the bottom of the opening form. |
<aside> ☝ When adding in a custom field for candidates, the new field will be added to the Summary tab of their profiles, ready for you to fill out. Newly created custom fields will be retroactively added to existing candidate profiles, as well as new ones.
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Yes/No | Toggle yes or no |
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Date | Select a single date |
Number | Input a single numeric value |
Short Answer | Input a single line of text |
Multiple Choice | Select a radio button |
Checkbox | Select one or more checkboxes |
Ensuring you on the candidate custom field view, click + New
in the top right corner of the page. A configuration form will appear with the following options:
Once created, candidate custom fields will appear on the Summary tab of the candidate profile. These fields can also be used:
<aside> ☝ Custom fields can be created to add additional internal information about a job. Just as with a candidate, you can fill in the field title, add a description and pick a field type for data input. With a job custom field, you have the additional field type option of a number range.
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