Name: Greenhouse Jobs for WordPress
Price: 69 USD

1.0.0 — First release

Unreleased

Your Greenhouse jobs as pages on your own WordPress site.

Imports every job published on your Greenhouse job board using only its board token.
Gives each job its own page at /jobs/{job-title}-{id}/, with a configurable jobs slug.
Syncs every 30 minutes by default (15 minutes to once a day), plus an Import jobs now button.
Adds new jobs, updates changed ones, trashes closed ones and restores reopened ones.
Changes nothing when Greenhouse sends a failed or malformed response.
Refuses a board token Greenhouse does not recognise when you save it.
Works with boards in Greenhouse's EU data centre: jobs are read from, and applications sent to, the board's own data centre.
Files each job under department, location (built from your Greenhouse offices, parent and child), and employment type and workplace when your board has them.
Reads each job's pay transparency ranges from Greenhouse, up to 50 jobs per board per run.
Redirects old ?gh_jid= job links from Greenhouse's embed to the matching job page.

Job list with search, pagination, grouping and a grid layout.
Filters for any job category, with job counts; results update without a page reload and keep a shareable URL.
A page per department, location and job type, such as "Jobs in Ireland", with slug settings.
Shortcodes [ghjb_jobs], [ghjb_filters], [ghjb_job], [ghjb_apply], [ghjb_job_meta], [ghjb_job_sharing] and [ghjb_related_jobs].
Matching blocks with sidebar settings and live previews for the list and filters: Job List, Job Filters, Single Job, Job Application Form, Job Details, Job Sharing and Related Jobs, plus a Job Archive Breadcrumbs block.
Job details with department, location, posting date, a Pay range row and an Apply by row when Greenhouse has an application deadline; each can be switched off.
Share links for LinkedIn, X, Facebook and email plus a copy-link button, with no third-party scripts.
Related jobs from the same department first, then the same region.
Block templates on WordPress 6.7+ for the job page, the jobs page and each archive, editable in the Site Editor; your own template wins.
13 PHP templates you can override from your theme, and CSS custom properties for colours and spacing.
Full-page PHP templates for classic themes, and for block themes before WordPress 6.7.

JobPosting structured data on every job page: title, description, office addresses, remote applicant countries, dates, salary from the pay range when its period is clear, and your organization.
Organization name, logo and posting validity window under Greenhouse → Settings → Schema.
Job pages and department, location and job type pages in the WordPress XML sitemap.
Google Indexing API: notifies Google when a job is added, changed or closed, using your Google Cloud service account.
Description, canonical and social sharing tags when no SEO plugin is active.

Three modes: automatic, on-site form, or send applicants to Greenhouse.
On-site form built from each job's Greenhouse application questions, including location questions (needs a Job Board API key, created in Greenhouse).
Resume and cover letter as a file or as pasted text.
Education and employment history sections when a job asks for them, with a school search.
Optional EEOC and demographic section when a job has one; the answers go to Greenhouse and are never stored on your site.
Greenhouse's data-compliance consent and AI disclaimer shown when the job has them.
Credits the Greenhouse source of a tracking link (gh_src) for 30 days.
Spam protection: Cloudflare Turnstile or Google reCAPTCHA v3, a honeypot field and a per-IP rate limit.
Optional GDPR consent checkbox with your own wording.
Optional emails to your hiring team and a confirmation to the applicant, both off by default.
Log of the last 100 application attempts under Greenhouse → Submissions.
If Greenhouse rejects the key, applicants see a "temporarily unavailable" message and an admin notice explains the fix.
Works behind page caches and CDNs: submissions do not depend on a short-lived session token.

A read-only Greenhouse data panel on each job, plus Job ID, department, location, employment type, posted date, views and applications columns.
Filter the jobs list by department, location, employment type or workplace; hide a term from the front-end filters.
Job page views counted by a page-cache-safe script that stores no IP address or cookie; can be switched off.
WP-CLI commands under wp ghjb for status, imports, job terms, the cache and Google Indexing.
Suggested privacy policy text under Settings → Privacy → Policy Guide, covering only the features you have on.

Removes settings, caches, the log, job terms, view and application counts, and scheduled tasks. Job posts stay unless GHJB_UNINSTALL_DELETE_JOBS is set.

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