updateSourcedJobPostings

⚠️ Upserting versus updating job postings on Indeed

• If you submitted the job posting on Indeed, upsert the posting.
• If another partner submitted the job posting on Indeed, update the posting. This operation is primarily for ad agencies.

ℹ️ Notes

• This feature is in beta. Contact Indeed for more information.
• This feature is not available in Japan.

Enables ad agencies to update select fields in a job posting. For more information, see Job Sync API guide - Update job posting.

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Arguments

input UpdateSourcedJobPostingsInput! Required

Input field for the jobsIngest.updateSourcedJobPostings mutation. Contains the job posting updates to apply.

updates [UpdateSourcedJobPostingInput!]! Required

Job posting updates to apply. If you enter more than one item in this array, an error occurs.

sourcedPostingId ID! Required

The unique employer job ID (UUID) for a job posting. The createSourcedJobPostings mutation returns this value when you submit a job posting.

This mutation accepts the employer job ID as either a UUID or a base64-encrypted Indeed Resource Identifier (IRI) from the EmployerJob type.

metadata UpdateSourcedJobPostingMetadataInput

Job metadata to update.

body UpdateSourcedJobPostingBodyInput

Job body to update.

Response

Returns UpdateSourcedJobPostingsPayload .

results [UpdateSourcedJobPostingResult!]! Non-Null

Contains the results for each update provided in the input.

The values in the array cannot be null. However, the corresponding jobPosting object can be null inside each value. A null jobPosting object indicates that Indeed did not accept the update to the job.

jobPosting SourcedJobPostingUpdate

The jobPosting that corresponds to the update provided in the input.

A null jobPosting object indicates that Indeed did not accept the update to the job.

sourcedPostingId ID! Non-Null

Unique ID for a job post (UUID).

employerJobId ID! Non-Null

The Employer Job ID (base64 encrypted IRI)

Example

Query

mutation UpdateSourcedJobPostings($input: UpdateSourcedJobPostingsInput!) {
  jobsIngest {
    updateSourcedJobPostings(input: $input) {
      results {
        jobPosting {
          sourcedPostingId
          employerJobId
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

Variables

{"input": UpdateSourcedJobPostingsInput}

Response

{
  "data": {
    "jobsIngest": {
      "updateSourcedJobPostings": {
        "results": [UpdateSourcedJobPostingResult]
      }
    }
  }
}

 

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