Recruitee WordPress Linkage

The Recruitee WordPress Link allows candidates to apply through your own WordPress website. Synchronize recruitment and selection completely automatically!

Recruitee WordPress Linkage

Recruitee coupling functionalities

Recruitee WordPress linking

Cancellable monthly

Data synchronization within 2 minutes

Enter unlimited jobs and candidates

Online monitoring

Implementation support

Price on request

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Why choose the Recruitee WordPress link?

You would like to automate your candidate recruitment and selection process, which is why you chose Recruitee. How ideal would it be if candidates can apply through your own WordPress website? With our Recruitee link, you easily link your vacancies in Recruitee within your own WordPress website. Candidates can apply through WordPress and are created as candidates in Recruitee. All this happens completely in the style of your own website.

Linkage requirements

The Recruitee WordPress plug-in

Of course you would prefer candidates to apply through your own website, but Recruitee helps you with candidate management. That's why Minty Media developed the Recruitee link to make it as easy as possible for you. Simply write your desired vacancy via the extensive Recruitee system and fill in all Recruitee fields. Now you have created a complete vacancy in Recruitee. Of course, you don't feel like repopulating the job posting on your own website. With the WordPress Recruitee link, your created vacancy is automatically synchronized to your website.

All texts and completed fields are then immediately available on your website as a newly created job. You no longer have to worry about the vacancies on your website. Our link is complete and secure, fully compliant with the General Data Protection Regulation (AVG) rules. Candidates can easily apply via your website. As soon as a candidate has applied via your website, he or she is immediately visible in the Recruitee system. This way you maintain an overview of all candidates within the Recruitee system.

Minty Media

We are an internet agency in Haarlem with a passion for design and technology. 

About Recruitee

Recruitee is an Applicant Tracking System (ATS) and was founded in 2015 by Paul Smoczyk and Perry Oostdam. Recruitee brings teams together. With the right tools, your recruitment process is taken to the next level. Collaboration becomes easier and more efficient.

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FAQ

Which system is leading when using the link, Recruitee or my WordPress website?

When using our Recruitee candidate plug-in, the Recruitee system is leading. Entering vacancies or responding to candidates is done through the Recruitee system. Also the overview of candidates is maintained in the Recruitee system.

I have multiple websites where I want to show the jobs, is that possible?

No, the Recruitee plug-in synchronizes to 1 website per license. Within Recruitee it is possible to post your vacancies on other platforms such as Indeed and LinkedIn.

How many jobs am I allowed to synchronize with the link?

You can sync unlimited jobs and candidates with our Recruitee jobs link.

My jobs are not synchronized, how is that possible?

This may be because the correct categories are not given to the vacancy. It could also be because the vacancy is not set to active.

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Important Security Notice

Critical Vulnerabilities in PHP

At Minty Media & Minty Hosting, we take the security of websites and online stores very seriously. In response to the recently disclosed critical security vulnerabilities in PHP, we have immediately taken steps to protect our customers’ websites and online stores as effectively as possible.

What's going on?
Two critical security vulnerabilities in PHP have been disclosed (CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619). PHP is a widely used programming language on which WordPress and WooCommerce, among others, run. The vulnerabilities have a severity score of 9.2 on a scale of 10, posing a significant security risk. Attackers could potentially exploit these vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access to servers, upload malicious files, or execute their own code. According to initial reports, multiple PHP versions are vulnerable, and the first attempts at exploitation have already been observed.

What measures have we taken?
Immediately after these vulnerabilities were disclosed, we began implementing additional security measures within our hosting environment…