Candidate Mapping Examples

Below are two examples of how a Candidate A person looking for a job. A candidate can also be referred to as a Job Seeker, Applicant, or Provider. Mapping Custom Metadata Type record is mapped from the XML Used to create custom markup languages in order to display information on the Internet. We use XML when sending jobs to Indeed for syndication. record.

Example 1

<Candidate>
    <Personal>
        <FirstName>John<FirstName>
        <LastName>Smith<LastName>
        <Initials>JC</Initials>
        <Gender>Male</Gender>
        <Email>john.smith@yahoo.com<Email>
        <MobilePhones>
            <MobilePhone>+12188675309</MobilePhone>
        <MobilePhones>
    <Personal>
<Candidate>

Using the above image, create a new record in Candidate Mapping Custom Metadata Type for Mobile:

Field Name	Value
Label	Mobile
Candidate Mapping Name	Mobile
Action When used in ATS or Search and Match UI, one of multiple actions available after user has selected a sub-set of Candidates	Override
Object	Contact
Field API API, or Application Programming Interface, is used by customers to create custom career portals or to take advantage of Data Mirror/DataMart. Bullhorn prefers to use REST API. Name	MobilePhone
Default Value	(blank)
XPath	Candidate/Personal/MobilePhones
XML Node	MobilePhone

XPath: The Xpath field needs the complete Path of the Node from to the desired value. When the code will be executed for the following :
XPath / XML Node: Candidate/Personal/MobilePhones/ MobilePhone
It will get this value “+347875723446”.

Example 2

This second example to further clarifies the importance of the Xpath field. The data we want to map is the location of the Candidate’s employers.

<EmploymentHistory>
    <EmploymentItem>
        <JobTitle>Junior Front-end Web Developer</JobTitle>
        <EmployerName></EmployerName>
        <EmployerLocation></EmployerLocation>
        <Address>
            <EmployerCity>Madrid</EmployerCity>
            <EmployerRegion>ES Madrid</EmployerRegion>
            <EmployerCountry>Spain</EmployerCountry>
        <Address>
        <YearsExperience>8</YearsExperience>
        <Dates>
            <StartDate>2011-10-01</StartDate>
            <EndDate>
                <YearMonth>2019-10<YearMonth
            </EndDate>
        <Dates>
    </EmploymentItem>
<EmploymentHistory>    
            

To get the value of Region from the XML node, the following two fields are important:

• XML Node: EmployerRegion
• XPath: Address

The XPath field considers the complete path of the Node from that holds the desired value. When the code will be executed for the following:
EmploymentHistory / EmploymentItem / XPath / XML Node:
EmploymentHistory / EmploymentItem / Address / EmployerRegion

This value “ES Madrid” is returned. EmploymentHistory and EmploymentItem will be added in the code.