When you're using message templates, you might want to have some text prefill to save you time — this is where dynamic fields come in.
System-filled dynamic fields
System-filled dynamic fields populate automatically.
For example, you might want to refer to the job to which an applicant applied in a message template. This can be achieved by inserting the Job Name dynamic field in the message template:
When this template is sent to the applicant, the name of the job they applied to will populate automatically.
Here are some examples of system-filled dynamic fields:
- Company
- Account Name
- Logo
- Job
- Job Name
- Applicant
- First Name
- Last Name
- Address
- City
- State
- Zip Code
- Phone Number
Additional dynamic fields
- Your account name: { account.name }
- Job address:
- If your account does not use locations: { job.account.street } { job.city }
{ job.state } { job.zip } - If your account uses locations: { job.location.street } { job.city } { job.state }
{ job.zip }
- If your account does not use locations: { job.account.street } { job.city }
- Job location name: { job.location.name }
- Job name: { job.name_only }
- Phone number for the location in which a job is posted: { job.location.phone }
- Brand: { % app_brand % } or { job.brand.name }
- Applicant name: { app.firstname }
- Calendar Invite times:
- { start_date } at { start_time }
- { schedule_url }
- Assessment link: { % app_assessment_url % }
- Form link: { app_form_url } or { app_form_link }
- User name: { user.firstname } { user.lastname }