Webcruiter Public Rest API:s
Overview
Webcruiter is currently exposing REST API:s for the following four domains/areas.
Hierarchy - reading, updating and creation of the Webcruiter organization hierarchy
Archive - fetching archive files
Candidate Hired - reading data related to hired candidates
Candidate - a more generic why of reading data related to candidates
Process - creation of new recruitment processes
Hierarchy
The primary use case for this API is synchronizing an external organization hierarchy with the organization hierarchy in Webcruiter. It is possible to both read, update and create organization nodes.
See Hierarchy API - Technical implementation guide for more details
See API docs on our developer portal
Archive
The primary use case for this API is fetching archive files and marking them as processed. What elements and what files that are archived by Webcruiter and available in this API can be configured per customer.
See Archive API - Technical implementation guide for more details
See API docs on our developer portal
Hired Candidate
The primary use case for this API is to fetch data for candidates that have been marked as hired in Webcruiter. Data includes personal information, file attachments and structured CV data.
See Hired Candidate API - Technical implementation guide for more details
See API docs on our developer portal
Candidate
This API makes it possible to retrieve candidates that have applied to a recruitment process. It is possible to fetch candidates based on recruitment process and/or candidates current status.
See Candidate API - Technical implementation guide for more details
See API docs on our developer portal
Process
The primary use case for this API is to start/create a recruitment process in Webcruiter from an external system. Webcruiter will require:
Placement in the organization hierarchy (a department)
Recruitment manager (person owning this recruitment process)
Job title
Position type
In addition to the required data it is also possible to specify the job analysis/job specification, industries and targeted publishing date.
See Process API - Technical implementation guide for more details
See API docs on our developer portal