1. Record the hire
Open the candidate you hired and use Candidate actions → Move to stage… → Hired. Moving someone to Hired closes their remaining process steps. It doesn’t close the job and it doesn’t message anyone. If there’s a welcome or offer message to send, Staffer suggests it as the candidate’s next action. See Change a candidate’s stage.2. Keep the people you’d hire next time
Before you reject anyone, save the strong candidates you didn’t pick to the talent pool: Candidate actions → Save to talent pool. You’ll find them later under Talent pool in the sidebar, across all jobs. See Talent pool.3. Close the position
1
Open the Close position dialog
In the job, click the … menu at the top right, then Close position.
2
Decide what happens to everyone still in the pipeline
If candidates are still active, the dialog says how many. Closing leaves them as they are, unless you tick the box to reject them (it reads Reject the 3 remaining candidates, with your number).
3
Write the rejection message
Tick Send them a rejection message to email each rejected candidate. The message starts from your workspace’s default rejection template. Placeholders such as the candidate’s first name and the job title are filled in for each person.
4
Close
Click Close position.
What closing does
- The listing stops taking applications. It stays visible on your career page and the job board, with applications turned off, for the grace period set in Settings → Workspace → Preferences → Closed listing grace period (30 days by default, 0 removes it straight away). Then it drops off.
- Nobody new can be added to the job. Anyone who tries sees “This position is closed and takes no new candidates.”
- The brief is locked until you reopen the job.