Creating Campaigns

Creating Campaigns

A campaign represents a specific job opening or role you're hiring for. Each campaign can contain multiple candidates for comparison and evaluation.

Create a New Campaign

Quick Steps

1. Navigate to Campaigns - Click "Campaigns" in the main navigation
2. Click "Create Campaign" - Find the button in the top right
3. Fill in Campaign Details:
   • Job title (e.g., "Senior Product Manager")
   • Department (optional)
   • Location (remote, hybrid, or office)
   • Job description
4. Define Requirements - List key skills, experience, and qualifications
5. Save Campaign - Your campaign is now ready for candidates

Campaign Details Best Practices

Job Title

Be specific and use industry-standard titles. "Senior Backend Engineer (Python)" is better than "Engineer."

Job Description

Include:

• Role overview (2-3 sentences)
• Key responsibilities (3-5 bullet points)
• Must-have qualifications
• Nice-to-have qualifications

Requirements

The AI agents use your requirements to evaluate candidates. Be clear and specific:

• Good: "5+ years Python experience with Django framework"
• Not ideal: "Programming experience"

What Happens Next?

Once created, your campaign:

• Appears in your campaigns list
• Is ready to receive candidates
• Can be shared with team members
• Generates a unique campaign URL

Multiple Campaigns

You can run unlimited campaigns simultaneously. Common patterns:

• One campaign per role: Standard approach
• Multiple campaigns for same role: Useful for comparing different sourcing channels
• Evergreen campaigns: For roles you hire continuously

Next Steps

• Configure campaign settings to customize evaluation criteria
• Add candidates to start evaluating
• Invite team members to collaborate

Tips

Save as Template: After creating a campaign for a role you hire frequently, you can duplicate it for future use.

Clear Requirements: Spend extra time on requirements—they directly impact AI evaluation quality.