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Configure project settings

From a project's Configuration tab, you can adjust all targeting and communication settings.

General settings

Politeness and tone

  • Politeness — Choose formal or informal tone for your messages
  • Period — Temporal context used in messages (e.g., "at the beginning of this year")

Job offer details

  • Job title — Title of the open position
  • Vision — Short description of the opportunity
  • Grade — Hierarchical level of the position

This information is automatically used in your message templates via Jinja2 variables.

Targeting filters

Experience

FilterDescription
Target experience min/maxMonths of experience in positions matching the tags
Total seniority min/maxTotal months of professional experience
Maximum CV gapMaximum duration (in months) between two positions

Location and companies

FilterDescription
LocationTarget geographic area
Excluded companiesCandidates currently working at these companies are ignored
Required companies (current)The candidate must currently work at one of these companies
Required schoolsThe candidate must have studied at one of these schools
Required past companiesThe candidate must have worked at one of these companies

Message templates

Messages are Jinja2 templates that are automatically personalized for each candidate.

Available variables

VariableDescription
{{candidate.firstname}}Candidate's first name
{{candidate.lastname}}Candidate's last name
{{candidate.title}}Candidate's current position
{{candidate.company}}Current company
{{recruiter.firstname}}Your first name
{{recruiter.lastname}}Your last name
{{offer.title}}Job title
{{offer.vision}}Opportunity description
{{politeness}}Greeting formula
{{booking_url}}Interview booking link

Message types

KeyWhen it is sent
reconnectLinkedIn connection request
huntFirst message after connection
meetMeeting proposal
not_interestedResponse if the candidate is not interested
waiting_precisionFollow-up if waiting for clarification
tip

Preview your messages before launching the campaign. Use a personal tone and avoid overly generic messages.