Google Sheets add-on

The Career Site Jobs – Jobo add-on imports up to 1,000 matching jobs into a new sheet, one row per job. It’s a one-shot import, not a sync: each run adds a new sheet and leaves the rest of your workbook untouched. For API keys and pricing, see the connectors overview.

Install

Install the add-on

The Google Workspace Marketplace listing is pending review. Until it’s live, follow the install steps in the source repository. Once it’s listed, search the Marketplace for Career Site Jobs for Sheets – Jobo.

Open the sidebar

In any spreadsheet, go to Extensions → Career Site Jobs – Jobo → Import jobs….

Add your API key

Paste a live key (jbe_live_…) from Developers → API Keys in the dashboard and click Save key. The add-on checks the key before saving it. A sandbox key imports only fictional jobs and loads no filter suggestions.

Set filters and import

Set How many jobs and your filters, then click Import.

To switch keys later, click Use a different API key at the bottom of the sidebar.

Filters

Field	Behavior
Search	Free text, matched against the title and, unless Search descriptions is off, the description.
Location	Suggestions from Jobo’s geocoder as you type.
Companies	Companies suggested by name or website domain as you type, with their live job counts. A picked company covers all of its careers boards. You can also type a domain and press Enter.
Occupations	Roles from Jobo’s occupation taxonomy, such as Registered Nurse, filtered as you type.
Sources	ATS platforms suggested from the live index.
Skills	Common skills suggested from the live index; type any other skill and press Enter.
Industries	Industries suggested from the live index.
Work model, Employment type, Experience level	Checkboxes: remote, hybrid, onsite; full-time, part-time, contract, internship, freelance, temporary; intern, entry, mid, senior, lead, executive.
Minimum / maximum salary (USD)	Matches only jobs whose employer published a range, a minority of listings.
Job categories, Job subcategories (under More filters)	Occupation groups such as Healthcare and Nursing, with live job counts.
Company categories (under More filters)	The hiring company’s business model: b2b, b2c, saas, marketplace, agency, and so on.
Description languages (under More filters)	The language a job is written in, such as English or German.
Posted after (under More filters)	Jobs posted on or after this date.
Order (under More filters)	Best match (default), newest first, or oldest first, by when Jobo found the job.
Search descriptions (under More filters)	On by default. Turn it off to match titles only, which is faster and more precise.
Exclude	Leaves out jobs at these companies, or with these occupations, skills, industries, job categories, job subcategories, or company categories.
How many jobs	1 to 1,000, default 100. Fetched in equal pages of up to 100.

What the import writes

Each import adds a sheet named Jobo Jobs (then Jobo Jobs 2, Jobo Jobs 3, and so on) with a frozen header row and these columns:

Column	From the job object
Title	`title`
Company	`company.name`
Location	The first entry in `locations`, or `Remote` for a remote job with none
Work model	`workplace_type`
Employment type	`employment_type`
Experience	`experience_level`
Salary min, Salary max, Currency	`compensation.min`, `compensation.max`, `compensation.currency`
Posted	`date_posted`, date part only (`YYYY-MM-DD`)
Source	`source`
Apply URL	`apply_url`, or `listing_url` when there is none
Company website	`company.website`
Job ID	`id`

A cell that would start with =, +, -, or @ is written as text, so a job title can’t run as a formula.

Cost

Imports run on Search, so the Unlimited plan doesn’t cover them (cost model). How many jobs caps the bill as well as the rows. After each import, the sidebar shows the cost, your wallet balance, and your remaining included jobs. If a later page fails, such as when the wallet runs out, the jobs already fetched are still written. The sidebar says how many arrived. For a recurring dataset, use an outbound feed instead of re-importing by hand. In the dashboard, build the filters as a saved feed in Developers → Feed Builder. Then choose that feed under Jobs to deliver when you create the outbound feed in Data Platform → Outbound Feed.

Troubleshooting

Problem	Fix
“Your Jobo wallet balance is too low for this import”	Each page of up to 100 jobs is priced in full first. Import fewer than 100, or top up under Account → Billing in the dashboard.
“No jobs matched those filters.”	Usually a salary filter, which matches only published ranges. Remove it and try again. No sheet is created.
“Jobo rejected the API key.”	Check the key under Developers → API Keys, then click Use a different API key and paste a current one.
“Jobo rate limit reached. Wait a minute and try again.”	The add-on already tried 3 times. Wait, then import again. See Rate limits.
A previous import was overwritten	It wasn’t. Each import adds a new, numbered sheet.
Large imports time out	Apps Script limits how long one execution runs. Import a few hundred jobs at a time, or use the API (Sync a database).
The add-on can’t see other files in my Drive	By design. It asks for access to the open spreadsheet only, never the rest of your Drive.

Related: n8n node

For a recurring pull instead of a one-off export, use the n8n node’s Get Many (Feed) operation.

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Related: n8n node

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​Filters

​What the import writes

​Cost

​Troubleshooting

Related: n8n node

Install

Filters

What the import writes

Cost

Troubleshooting