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Candidate notes import
Candidate notes import

A quick manual on how to import candidate notes into the system

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The import functionality supports two file types: .csv and .xlsx. Before you upload a spreadsheet, make sure that all cells contain correct information so that the system could process it. Refer to the template provided below, if you need an example.

✨ You can download the file (template) here in the .csv and xlsx formats.

Add and fill in the system fields in the template

Before uploading a table to the system, you need to fill in all the fields correctly:

Candidate email - the email address of the candidate.

Note - the content of the note.

Note creation date - the date when the note was created; if not available, the date of import will be indicated.

To import a chain of notes, write one note per row, ensuring to include the candidate's email in every row.

Importing data into the system

  1. To start importing leave adjustments into the system, go to Settings -> General -> Import.

⚠️ If you can’t find the ‘Settings’ and the ‘Import’, this is very likely that you don’t have access to it. 🔒 If that’s the case, then address this issue to your system administrator.


2. In the menu, choose "Candidate notes," locate the desired file, upload it to the system, and click on the "Next" button.

3. Once the spreadsheet is uploaded, you can verify if all fields were imported properly. If some fields were not automatically recognized by the system, make sure their names are correct, or specify the correct field manually.

⚠️ The system supports automatic validation of imported data. If the imported data has incorrect format, it will be colored in red.

4. After the successful import the candidate notes will be shown in the candidate card.

Track file upload history

Users can view the history of all uploaded files within the Import history. Furthermore, the system provides important details on this page such as the number of imported or updated candidate notes, and also the number of errors.

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