Get Vacancy
Get the Vacancy information stored inside the system.
Authorizations
The access token received from the authorization server in the OAuth 2.0 flow.
Path Parameters
The unique ID in your system, consisting of alphanumeric characters, hyphens and underscores.
1 - 100
Query Parameters
Additional entity attributes that will be included in the response body. This query parameter can be added multiple times to include more attributes.
custom_properties
Response
Default structure for Vacancy data.
The unique ID in your system, consisting of alphanumeric characters, hyphens and underscores.
1 - 100
Title of the Vacancy.
1 - 255
Textual description of the Vacancy (job posting).
1
Timestamp of the last update to this entity.
The Vacancy will not be used in matching if active is false
. This is useful when a Vacancy is being phased out.
Required languages associated with this Vacancy. List of ISO 639-1 language codes, combined with the proficiency level. The proficiency levels go from 1 (elementary proficiency) to 5 (native proficiency). If the level is omitted, the default proficiency level of 2 is used.
external_id from the External Company the Vacancy is linked to.
1
A geographic location, expressed in latitude and longitude. This can represent a home address, an office location... Each entity is limited to having a single location. To get the latitude and longitude for a given address, you can use the Google Maps Geocoding API or a predefined lookup table (for example by zip code). If location is present in matching or filters, it will act as an override for geo-distance calculations.
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