Notes
This endpoint manages notes and feedback related to candidates in the recruitment process.
Overview
The Notes API allows recruiters, interviewers, and hiring managers to record observations, feedback, and evaluations about candidates throughout the recruitment process. These notes provide valuable context for hiring decisions and candidate assessment.
Key Features
- Create and manage notes associated with specific candidates
- Record interview feedback and evaluations
- Document candidate interactions and observations
- Support collaborative hiring decisions
- Maintain a comprehensive record of the recruitment process
Note Types
Notes can include various types of information:
- Interview feedback
- Resume observations
- Reference check results
- General comments and observations
- Hiring recommendations
Relationships
Each note must be associated with a specific candidate. When creating a new note, you must specify the candidate it relates to using the relationship field.
Endpoints
- get /api/v3/recruitment/notes
- post /api/v3/recruitment/notes
- delete /api/v3/recruitment/notes/:resource_id
- patch /api/v3/recruitment/notes/:resource_id
get/api/v3/recruitment/notes
Return a paginated list of recruitment/notes
Input Schema
object
page?:
object
The page number, default to 1
number?: integer
The number of items per page, default to 1000
size?: integer
The sort order, comma separated list of fields. See sorting section for more details
sort?: string
Set to true to return the total number of items in the collection
count?: boolean
filter?:
object
id?: unknown
created_at?: unknown
updated_at?: unknown
candidate_id?: unknown
author_id?: unknown
content?: unknown
candidate_id?: unknown
The related resources to include in the response. Allowed resources are:
- `candidate`
included?: - `candidate`
array
Elements: string
The fields to include in the response.
The key is the resource type and the value is an array of fields.
fields?: The key is the resource type and the value is an array of fields.
dictionary
Values: array
Typescript
type InputSchema = {
page?: {
// The page number, default to 1
number?: number;
// The number of items per page, default to 1000
size?: number;
};
// The sort order, comma separated list of fields. See sorting section for more details
sort?: string;
// Set to true to return the total number of items in the collection
count?: boolean;
filter?: {
id?: any;
created_at?: any;
updated_at?: any;
candidate_id?: any;
author_id?: any;
content?: any;
candidate_id?: any;
};
// The related resources to include in the response. Allowed resources are:
// - `candidate`
included?: Array<string>;
// The fields to include in the response.
// The key is the resource type and the value is an array of fields.
fields?: { [key: string]: Array<any> };
};
Output Schema
object
data:
array
Elements:
object
type: string
id?: string
attributes?:
object
id?: integer
created_at?: datetime
updated_at?: datetime
author_id?: integer
content?: string
relationships?: open struct
included?:
array
Elements: open struct
Typescript
type OutputSchema = {
data: Array<{
type: string;
id?: string;
attributes?: {
id?: number;
created_at?: Date;
updated_at?: Date;
author_id?: number;
content?: string;
};
relationships?: Record<string, any>;
}>;
included?: Array<Record<string, any>>;
};
post/api/v3/recruitment/notes
Create a new recruitment/notes
Input Schema
object
data:
object
type: string
attributes:
object
id?: integer
created_at?: datetime
updated_at?: datetime
author_id?: integer
content?: string
relationships?:
object
candidate:
object
data:
object
type: string
id?: string
Typescript
type InputSchema = {
data: {
type: string;
attributes: {
id?: number;
created_at?: Date;
updated_at?: Date;
author_id?: number;
content?: string;
};
relationships?: { candidate: { data: { type: string; id?: string } } };
};
};
delete/api/v3/recruitment/notes/:resource_id
Delete the recruitment/notes
Input Schema
object
resource_id: integer
Typescript
type InputSchema = { resource_id: number };
patch/api/v3/recruitment/notes/:resource_id
Update a recruitment/notes
Input Schema
object
resource_id: integer
data:
object
type: string
attributes:
object
id?: integer
created_at?: datetime
updated_at?: datetime
author_id?: integer
content?: string
Typescript
type InputSchema = {
resource_id: number;
data: {
type: string;
attributes: {
id?: number;
created_at?: Date;
updated_at?: Date;
author_id?: number;
content?: string;
};
};
};