Settings
Use Careers → Settings to configure Kraken Careers for your hiring process. Choose a section below to manage messages, emails, application forms, candidate settings, and how jobs appear on your website.
Settings Overview & Activity Log
Review recent changes to jobs, candidates, and other Careers records. Use the activity information to see what has been updated and open the records you need to check.
Taxonomy
Manage job categories, job tags, and candidate hiring stages. Choose how candidate stages appear in the Dashboard, Jobs list, and Candidate Pipeline.
Messages
Set the messages candidates see on your website, including the application thank-you message, notices for unavailable jobs, and the job disclaimer.
Configure sender details, reply addresses, and notification recipients. Manage the email settings used for candidate communications, interviews, references, and internal updates.
Templates
Edit the subjects and default wording used in Careers emails. Learn how placeholders add details such as the candidate’s name, job title, and response links.
Form
Choose what happens after a candidate submits an application. Configure the thank-you page, cover letter requirements, bot protection, and blocked email addresses.
Integrations
Configure the Google Jobs and Indeed options. Learn which job details are needed and how these settings make your postings available to external job platforms.
Candidates
Assign default reviewers for new candidates and configure automatic candidate removal. Choose which hiring stages are eligible and how long records remain before being moved to Trash.
Display
Adjust how Careers content appears on your website. Set the content width, landing-page heading and content, job layout, columns, and search-filter visibility.
License
Enter your Kraken Careers license key and check its status. Find help with activation, expired licenses, and license connection messages.
Change Log
Review the features, improvements, and fixes included in Kraken Careers releases. Check what has changed when preparing for an update or learning about a new feature.