Textkernel is very proud to present the 2.1 release of its semantic candidate search software Search!. This release is full of new features that make it even easier to find the perfect candidate.
The highlights:
- Auto-suggestions
When typing into the search box, you will get automatic suggestions for search terms. Not only will the semantic software give you ideas for words to include, it will also give you suggestions for the interpretation of search terms. When entering ‘dev’ perhaps you want to include ‘developer’ as a keyword, ‘software developer’ as a job title or ‘web development’ as a skill. Or maybe you just mean the Dutch city ‘deventer’.
- Saving projects, searches and results
You can now create different projects in Search! and store your search profiles. This allows you to easily continue searching with your last queries. Besides saving projects and searches, you can also save results from all databases.
- E-mail alerts
Not only can you save your search profiles, you can also set up e-mail alerts for new matches. Every day, week or month you can receive an e-mail alert with the list of new candidates in your database that match your search profile.
Other features:
- Cherry-picking for external searching
When searching externally, there may be a limited amount of data that can be sent via the API (Google, Bing, or any other external API). Textkernel automatically and intelligently shrinks your search query to the relevant and most important terms, to match the restrictions of the given API while still retrieving the best results from external databases. - Searching on Jobbird.com
Search! 2.1 added searching on Jobbird.com, the largest job board in the Netherlands, to the existing list of external searchers. - User interface improvements
Search! 2.1 contains some minor changes to the user interface to make the use of Search! even more intuitive.
Webinar: Search! 2.1 product presentation
For the introduction of the new Search! release, we are holding four product presentations. Register now for one of the online sessions:
- 5 June at 4 pm CET in German
- 6 June at 4 pm CET in Dutch
- 11 June at 4 pm CET in French
- 12 June at 4 pm CET in English
Are you not able to attend or are you interested in a personal demo? Contact us.
