USAM Activity Search: Activity Sync

You have the option of configuring the TMF A technical term, not specific to Bullhorn Recruitment Cloud. It's a file format used in parsing. for synchronization.

1. Update the TMF with this structure:

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     <ItemGroup key="tr__customnested1" bhtk:iterationObject="TR1__Searchable_Activity__c" bhtk:iterationField="TR1__Contact__c">
     <Item index="0">
     <Field key="mainfield" bhtk:object="TR1__Searchable_Activity__c" bhtk:field="TR1__Activity_Type__c">
     <Value />
     </Field>
     <Field key="subfield_date1" bhtk:object="TR1__Searchable_Activity__c" bhtk:field="TR1__Activity_Date__c">
     <Value />
     </Field>
     <Field key="subfield_text1" bhtk:object="TR1__Searchable_Activity__c" bhtk:field="TR1__Activity_Owner__c">
     <Value />
     </Field>
     <Field key="subfield_text2" bhtk:object="TR1__Searchable_Activity__c" bhtk:field="Activity_Team__c">
     <Value />
     </Field>
     </Item>
     </ItemGroup>
     

2. Notify Bullhorn PS that you are implementing Searchable Activities.

3. Ask them to add the following JSON to your Orgs Candidate A person looking for a job. A candidate can also be referred to as a Job Seeker, Applicant, or Provider. Mapping:

   • Tell them that this goes just below Additional Location:

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       "tr__customnested1": {
       "tr1__searchable_activity__c":"tr__customnested1",
       "tr1__activity_type__c": "mainfield",
       "tr1__activity_owner__c": "subfield_text1",
       "activity_team__c": "subfield_text2",
       "tr1__activity_date__c": "subfield_date1"
       

   • Tell them that this goes just just above pf_node_sf Salesforce:

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       "activity_search": {
       "tr1__searchable_activity__c":"tr__customnested1",
       "tr1__activity_type__c": "mainfield",
       "tr1__activity_owner__c": "subfield_text1",
       "activity_team__c": "subfield_text2",
       "tr1__activity_date__c": "subfield_date1"
       },
       

Wait one hour for the M-Cache to clear before moving on with testing.

For testing details, see USAM Activity Search: Testing.