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Downloading and Configuring
The first step in the deployment process is to download and configure a Bullhorn Career Portal release package, as described below:
1. Download the latest release of Bullhorn Career Portal
The latest stable version of Bullhorn Career Portal can be found under the Releases
topic at the Bullhorn Career Portal GitHub Home Page. Click on the Latest Release
link:
The Release Page
will display. Click the career-portal-v[x.y.z].zip
link and your browser will download and save a Zip archive onto your hard drive. Make note of where the archive was saved:
2. Extract Bullhorn Career Portal files from the Zip Archive
Locate the downloaded Zip Archive from step (1) in Windows File Explorer or other file system viewer. Extract its contents to the same location on your hard drive. On Microsoft Windows, this can be done by right-clicking on the saved Zip file and selecting Extract All...
from the context menu:
3. Configure settings in the application configuration file
Navigate to the extracted folder and open the app.json
file up in a text editor such as Microsoft Notepad:
The file contents will look like this:
Locate and update the following values:
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[ COMPANY NAME HERE ]
- A string representing the name of your company, or another identifier which will appear in the masthead of list and card view.* -
[ CORP TOKEN HERE ]
- A string which identifies your company when accessing the Bullhorn REST API. This information can be provided by a Bullhorn Customer Specialist.* -
[ SWIMLANE HERE ]
- A quoted number which identifies the production environment for your company's ATS/CRM instance. This information can be provided by a Bullhorn Customer Specialist.*
*This information must be obtained from Bullhorn Customer Support by creating a support ticket using the Bullhorn Resource Center. To create a support ticket, log into Bullhorn and navigate to Menu --> Support --> Bullhorn Resource Center.
By default, your Bullhorn Career Portal is configured with a display language and date format in accordance with the en-US
(English - United States) locale. To localize your Bullhorn Career Portal to a language and date format matching your region, change the value of the defaultLocale
configuration key to one of the following:
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en-GB
- English (United Kingdom) -
en-EU
- English (European Union) -
fr-FR
- French (France)
If you require support for a locale not listed here, please submit a GitHub issue.
###Apply with LinkedIn
Bullhorn Career Portal supports Apply with LinkedIn. This feature allows users to apply to jobs with their LinkedIn profile instead of manually uploading a resume.
Apply with LinkedIn is an optional feature and may be activated at any time. Activating this feature does not preclude users from applying via resume upload if they so choose. If you do not provide
a value for the [ CLIENTID HERE ]
configuration token, the Apply with LinkedIn feature will not be activated, and users may still apply via resume upload.
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To enable this feature, navigate to https://developer.linkedin.com/ and select
My Apps.
If you are not already logged into LinkedIn, you will need to enter your credentials to proceed. Once you are logged in, selectCreate Application
to begin your Apply with LinkedIn setup. -
From the
Create a New Application
page, enter yourCompany Name
andName
- these fields can contain the same value, but theName
field represents what applicants will see when using the App on your portal: “[Name] would like to access some of your LinkedIn info.” -
Enter the
Description
of your application as “Apply with LinkedIn for Bullhorn Career Portal.” Supply a square logo meeting the requested specifications, and enter theWebsite URL
for your career portal in the format of https://www.domain.com/directory or https://directory.domain.com, referencing the directory to which you will upload the portal. -
Select “Jobs and Recruiting” for
Application Use
and “Browser Locale Setting” forLegal Agreement Language,
then specify contact information for your company in theBusiness Phone
andBusiness Email
fields. ClickUpdate
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Once the initial application information has been updated, you will be directed to the
Authentication
page, where you will see theClient ID
at the top. Copy thisClient ID
into your app.json file in place of[ CLIENTID HERE ]
under the “integrations > linkedin” section. Default Application Permissions on theAuthentication
page should includer_basicprofile
andr_emailaddress,
but if these items are not checked, check them and clickUpdate
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Finally, before you leave the LinkedIn developer site, select the
JavaScript
option in the left side menu to add the Website URL for your career portal to theValid SDK Domains
list. Ensure that you clickAdd
and thenUpdate
to save your URL and whitelist it for use.
To request access to more complete LinkedIn information from your applicants, such as r_fullprofile
and r_contactinfo,
send an email as outlined below, replacing the sample values in the message body with your own information. These additional application permissions provide more complete work history and contact information for the applicant when available.
Subject: Please enable my Client ID for Apply with LinkedIn with Bullhorn
Company Name - ACME Staffing
Contact Full Name - Jane Acme
Contact E-Mail - [email protected]
LinkedIn Client ID (API key) - abcd1234
Please note that LinkedIn's JS SDK is incompatible with iOS 5+ due to the way that Javascript is paused during cross-window communication processes. Therefore, the Apply with LinkedIn feature is not supported in that runtime environment. iOS users will experience an apply workflow that simply excludes the Apply with LinkedIn feature. Android and desktop users are unaffected by this limitation.
###Check your app.json file
Once configured, your app.json file will look similar to the following. Please note that the brackets in the default file should be removed where you have added values for corpToken,
swimlane,
and clientId.
Save the file.
That's it! Your configured Bullhorn Career Portal package is ready to be uploaded to your site host. See the Uploading
pages for more information on completing the hosting process. Directions are not provided for every possible site host, but Uploading via Site Host FTP is the easiest and most commonly accessible option.