Building your application form

Each job listing has its own application form, so you can collect exactly the information you need for that role — nothing more, nothing less.

Editing the form

When you create or edit a listing, use the form builder to add, remove, and reorder fields. Applicants only ever see the fields you've added.

Field types

• Standard contact fields — name, email, and phone.

• Text — a single-line answer for short responses.

• Long text — a multi-line answer for things like a cover letter or "why this role?"

• Single select — a dropdown where the applicant picks one option.

• Multiple select — lets the applicant choose several options.

• File upload — collect resumes, portfolios, or other attachments.

Required vs. optional

Mark any field required to make sure applicants can't submit without it, or leave it optional for nice-to-have information. Keep required fields to a minimum — every extra required field is a chance for someone to drop off.

Built-in spam protection

Every application form includes an automated spam-protection check, so you don't get flooded with bot submissions. There's nothing to configure — it just works.

Tips

• Put the most important questions first.

• Use single/multiple select instead of free text when you want clean, filterable answers.

• Ask for a resume with a file upload field — uploaded files show up as previews when you review applications.