Track hiring activity at your target accounts
Searches each account in your sheet for hiring pages once a week and records what it found, in the pages' own words.
Apps it connects
Authenticate each one once and the workflow is ready to run.
What it does
Each integration step this workflow runs, in order, what it is for, and the conditions and loops that decide when it runs.
- 1Google SheetsRead rowsReads the accounts tab and takes the name in each row's 'Company' column, skipping rows where it is blank.
For each
accountRow- 2SerperSearch webSearches the web for each company's careers and job openings, keeping only results whose titles mention hiring, jobs or vacancies.
- 3Google SheetsAppend rowAppends one row per company to your signals tab: date, company, hiring page count, page titles, example link and query.
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How it works
What happens on each run, in plain English.
Every Monday at 07:00, each account in your spreadsheet is searched on the web for its hiring and careers pages, and a row is appended to your signals tab recording what came back, so the tab becomes a history of how each account's hiring moves.
Each row holds the date, the company, how many hiring pages the search returned, the titles of up to five of them exactly as listed, one example link and the search that was run. Nothing is rated or scored: it reports a signal and leaves the conclusion to you, and nothing is written that the search did not return. Personal profiles, social posts and anything carrying an email address are dropped first, so the row is about the organisation only. If a search fails, that company is skipped rather than recorded as a zero.
You need an accounts tab with a 'Company' column, plus an existing tab for the signals. Rows are only ever appended to it, and your accounts tab is never changed.
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