Daily Job Feeds

Every open job that matches your criteria, in one file, every morning.

A feed is a name and your criteria. Each day Atlas writes a file of every open job that matches, and a list of the jobs that closed since the previous file.

Your criteria

• States, and cities within a state
• Occupational categories, once category labels pass their accuracy check
• Brands or employers
• Title keywords to include and to exclude
• Job type
• Remote, hybrid or on-site, where the posting says so
• Posted or first seen within a number of days you choose
• Stated pay only
• ATS vendor

Leave the criteria empty and the feed holds every job Atlas sells. While you edit, the panel shows about how many jobs match right now.

The daily file

Ready by 06:00 US Eastern, every day. It holds every open job that matches, so a job missing from it is no longer open. Beside it sits the list of jobs closed since the previous file, with when each one closed.

Each file comes as XML in the common job-board feed layout, as JSON and as CSV.

When more jobs match than your plan allows in one file, the file holds the most recently first seen jobs up to the cap, and the panel says how many were left out.

What each job carries

• Posting id, stable across every feed that collected the posting
• Title, brand and employer domain
• City, state and country
• Job type and remote flag
• Occupational category, once category labels pass their accuracy check
• SOC code, where known
• Stated pay (minimum, maximum, period and currency), where stated
• Posted date, where known; first seen and last seen
• The apply link at the employer's ATS, and the ATS vendor
• The description, where the source is cleared for full text

A blank means unknown, never zero.

Getting the files

Each file sits at a private link carrying a secret token, usable from any HTTP client, so your job board can fetch it on a schedule. Rotate the token in the panel and the old link stops working at once. Each file can be downloaded 100 times a day, and the last 7 daily files of every feed stay downloadable.

The panel shows each feed's last generated time, job count, closed count, status (ready, late, failed or paused) and downloads over the last 7 days. When a file fails or is late, Talentify staff are alerted and the previous file stays at the link.

What Atlas sells

• US jobs only.
• Sources cleared for resale. A source that needs a login, key or credential, is reached through an anti-bot bypass service, or is a partner or aggregator exchange feed is never sold.
• A posting collected through several feeds is sold once, under one posting id.
• Jobs whose employer is unknown or a placeholder are held back until the employer is resolved.
• Email addresses and phone numbers are removed from every text field.
• A franchise network is one brand, and each job keeps its own location.
• Descriptions only where the source is cleared for full text.