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Vacancy management

Create, approve and publish vacancies without the back-and-forth

Set up each role once, with its location, department, pay and job description, and see every vacancy across your business in one list.

The problem

Vacancy details usually live in emails, spreadsheets and old adverts, so every new role starts from scratch and nobody is sure which roles are actually open.

The benefit

One accurate list of every role, with reusable job titles and job descriptions, so new vacancies take minutes rather than an afternoon.

Every role, at a glance

See every vacancy with its location, status and how many candidates are at each stage. Filter by location, department, stage or hiring manager to find what needs attention.

  • Draft, open and closed vacancies in one list
  • Candidate counts for every stage of every role
  • Filters for location, department, status, stage and hiring manager
Dondello vacancies list with location, status and candidate counts at each stage for every role

Write the advert once, reuse it

Build vacancies from a catalogue of job titles and a library of job descriptions. Format adverts with headings and lists, and they look the same on your careers page.

  • Reusable job titles and job descriptions
  • Formatted job adverts with headings, lists and links
  • Save as a draft, publish when ready, close when filled
Editing a vacancy in Dondello: title, location, department, pay and a formatted job description

Approval to recruit, built in

Managers can raise a request to recruit with the role, salary and reason. Approvers can approve, decline or ask for changes, and approved requests become vacancies.

  • Requests to recruit and requests to offer
  • Approve, decline or request changes, with a full history
  • Approved requests flagged on the dashboard, ready to become vacancies
A request to recruit in Dondello with role details, salary, business justification and its approval history

Real Dondello screens, shown with fictional demo data.

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