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Using Applicant Table and UAV Filters
Using Applicant Table and UAV Filters
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Filters are a great way to sort through your applicants by their attributes and responses collected from the position form and/or the data collection form(s). You can also filter by job or stage.

Filters can be used on both the Applicant Table and Universal Applicant View. Both screens will have a Filter by Applicant Data button. The Universal Applicant View will also have a Filter by Jobs/Stages button. The functionality of both filters works the same.

Filter by Applicant Data Category Options

Category

Filters by:

Phone Platform

Filters by applicant phone type - either SMS or WhatsApp.

Background Check

Status of a background check package.

Data Fields

Data on the applicant: answers to questions, Applied Date (date in which applicant applied to your job), Idle Since (dates in which applicant has not performed any action on the application, Is Duplicate (flagged as a duplicate applicant).

Data Collection

Filters by applicant's progress on certain Data Collection stages.

File Review

Status of each file's review status. Approved - been reviewed and approved by a user. Pending Review - waiting for user to review. Recollecting - pending recollection by the applicant

Scheduler

Status on scheduling for a session from a Scheduler Stage.

Northpass / Lessonly

Status of each course.

Video Recording

Status of the video recording from a Video Recording stage.

Assigned User

User who assigned to the applicant.

Custom Labels

Status: complete (checked) vs incomplete (unchecked).

Has Unread Message

Unread SMS or WhatsApp messages from the applicant.

On-Hold and Rejection Reasons

Filters for the reason the applicant was placed On Hold or Rejected.

I-9

Filters by a range of applicant I-9 form expiration dates.

Adding a New Filter

To add a new filter, follow the steps below:

  1. Navigate to the Applicant Table or Universal Applicant View.

  2. Click on the filter button.

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  3. Click New Category and choose the type of filter you'd like to create.

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  4. Click Add (+) Rule then choose the conditions you want to set for this filter from the dropdown menus.

  5. Click Apply.

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  6. The number of filters applied will be visible on the filter button.

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Edit/Delete/Clear a Filter

To edit, delete, or clear a filter, follow the steps below:

  1. Click the X on the filter button to remove all applied filters or click the filter button to open the filter screen.

  2. To remove one filter if you have multiple filters applied, click the trash can icon located on the right side of the filter you want to remove.

  3. Click Apply.

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Saving Filters for Future Use

If you want to save a filter to use again in the future, follow the steps below:

  1. In the filters screen, click Save as in the top right corner.

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  2. Type a name for the filter and click Save.

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  3. To access the filter in the future, click the Filters title and search or scroll.

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  4. Click Apply to apply the saved filter.

Best Practice: Groom Your Applicant Data Saved Filters

Filters by Jobs/Stages are user-specific. If you save a Job or Stage filter under your user profile, no one else will see that filter. However, Applicant Data filters are account-wide, so everyone within your company account will see these saved filters.

Since everyone on your team can see Applicant Data saved filters, it is best to delete any unused Applicant Data filters and keep the list clean. We recommend starting off with a few team filters instead of everyone making their own one immediately. Also, consider using some naming convention to keep the list organized ie. Department - filter name.

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