Job Boardly Now Supports DeepL for Job Translations

Nelson from Job Boardly has just introduced DeepL support and Job Board API support for blog posts to its no-code job board builder SaaS. There will soon be a price increase, too.

New Features

Let’s take a look at the latest updates to Job Boardly:

• Job Feed Sort Order: Board owners can now select how they would like the jobs in their feed to be sorted. You can select ‘most recent’, ‘newest by publication date’ or ‘recently added’. This gives you more control over how jobs are presented to candidates.
• Show Filters Without Email: Board owners can now choose to display the filters section on their board at all times, without requiring job seekers to enter their email address first. Previously, the filters section only appeared once a user had subscribed to alerts. Enabling this setting removes this requirement, enabling candidates to find relevant jobs right away.
• Jobs Per Page: Board owners can now control the number of jobs displayed per page on their board. This number can be set between 10 and 100. Lower values improve initial load time. This setting can be found in the Jobs area of the board settings.
• DeepL Job Translation: Using their own DeepL API key, board owners can now translate job headings and descriptions. This is an excellent option for boards serving multilingual communities or operating in international job markets.
• Candidate Profile Customization (Pro): Board owners now have greater control over candidate profile forms. You can drag and reorder the default fields, including the resume/CV upload field, to create the sign-up process that works best for your board. You can also set a default phone country code for your board (e.g. +44 for the UK) to ensure that the correct country code is pre-selected for candidates. Field labels and placeholders can now be edited, enabling you to rename fields such as “Phone” to “Mobile” to better suit your audience. The new drag-and-drop interface is also fully keyboard accessible.
• Job Board API for Blog Posts (Pro): The Job Board API now supports blog posts. Pro users can manage blog content programmatically via the API.

Starting on 1 June, Job Boardly will be increasing its credit prices. For example, the pack of 10,000 credits will increase in price from $79 to $100. Stock up at the current rates before 31 May.