We’re excited to introduce the first version of our Applicant Tracking System, designed to help job boards offer employers a simple and effective way to manage applicants in one place.

Here’s a short walkthrough showing how the ATS works from an employer’s perspective:

With the new ATS dashboard, employers can easily manage applicants per job by:

Shortlist, review, or move candidates through custom hiring stages.

Send emails from the dashboard and receive replies directly inside the ATS.

Use default and custom filters to quickly find the right candidates.

Leave private notes on applicants to keep hiring discussions and feedback organized.

We’re already working on the next phase of the ATS, including:

To provide job boards more flexibility in customizing their employer signup forms, we’ve combined the default (main) employer fields and custom fields into a single section.

You can now choose which employer fields appear during the signup flow. This update reduces friction for new employers by allowing job board admins to request only the essential information up front, while keeping additional fields optional for later.

This improvement directly addresses: https://feedback.jboard.io/feature-requests/p/pay-without-adding-all-company-details-reduce-friction request

We’ve restructured the Job Applications Interface for Employers to make navigation easier and the layout more intuitive.

Job seekers can now filter jobs by the . When enabled, only jobs posted with the “Apply by From” option will appear in search results, helping candidates quickly find roles that they can apply on-site.

To add the Easy Apply Filter, navigate to:

Job Board Settings > Jobs > Search Filters > Add Filter >

Job seekers can now refine their search results by filtering jobs based on minimum compensation, making it easier to find roles that match their expectations.

To add the Salary Filter, navigate to:

Job Board Settings > Jobs > Search Filters > Add Filter

We’ve added the ability to reorder options in and fields, allowing admins to drag and drop choices into the sequence they prefer.

You can now create custom filters to improve the job search experience. Each filter can be configured to search inside any of the job fields, including any custom field you have created.

To add a filter, simply go to , then:

To provide job boards more flexibility in customizing their job posting forms, we’ve combined the default (main) and custom fields into a single section.

To help job boards import only relevant jobs from incoming XML feeds, we’ve expanded the filtering capabilities, allowing you to create custom filters mapped to any property in the XML feed.

To add this, you simply need to click on “Add Filter” in your XML feed configuration, map the field you want to add a filter on top of, then choose the condition to add your rule.