> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://jobo.world/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# WordPress plugin
> Fill a WordPress job board automatically from Jobo's live job index, with incremental sync and self-closing listings.
**Jobo Jobs** keeps a WordPress job board stocked without anyone posting a job by hand. It pulls listings from Jobo's index — sourced directly from employer career sites and 100+ applicant tracking systems — and keeps them current on a schedule.
Works with **WP Job Manager** out of the box, writing the same fields your theme already renders. No WP Job Manager? The plugin ships its own job post type, so it works on any site.
wordpress.org/plugins/career-site-jobs
This page assumes you've read the shared [Authentication](/docs/connectors/overview#authentication) and [Cost model](/docs/connectors/overview#cost-model) sections on the [connectors overview](/docs/connectors/overview) — it only covers what's specific to WordPress.
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## Install
Search for **Jobo Jobs** in **Plugins → Add New**, then activate it.
Go to **Settings → Jobo Jobs** and paste your key. [Create one](https://enterprise.jobo.world/api-keys) if you don't have one yet — the free tier is enough to try it out.
Set locations, sources, and filters, or leave them blank to import everything. See [Filters](#filters) below.
Click **Sync now**, or wait for the first scheduled run.
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## Filters
All filters live under **Which jobs to import**. Leave everything blank to import the whole index — narrowing keeps your board relevant and your bill down, since import is billed per job delivered.
| Field | Behaviour |
| -------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Locations** | One per line. Accepts `"Country"`, `"Region, Country"`, or `"City, Region, Country"`. Start typing and pick from the suggestions — the field resolves what you type against Jobo's geocoder, so you don't have to guess the exact spelling or format. |
| **Sources** | Which ATS platforms to import from (Greenhouse, Lever, Workday, and 100+ others). Start typing to see matching sources suggested live from the current index, or leave blank for all. |
| **Work model** | Checkboxes: remote, hybrid, onsite. |
| **Employment type** | Checkboxes: full-time, part-time, contract, internship, freelance, temporary. |
| **Experience level** | Checkboxes: intern, entry, mid, senior, lead, executive. |
If JavaScript is disabled, the plain text fields still submit correctly — the suggestion pickers are a convenience layer on top of them, not a requirement.
The plugin also has two settings that shape *how* a sync runs rather than *what* it imports:
* **Jobs per request** and **Requests per run** multiply into the most jobs a single run will import, so a run never exhausts PHP's execution time limit. The cursor is saved between runs, so a bounded run always resumes exactly where it left off — nothing is skipped.
* **When a job closes**: draft it, trash it, or leave it published. Checking for closed jobs never costs credits, regardless of which you choose.
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## Cost
Feed jobs delivered through the plugin are billed at **\$1 per 1,000**, and are included at no extra cost on a Jobs Feed plan. Checking for closed jobs is always free. The settings screen shows your current credit balance after every sync, so cost is never a surprise.
See [Cost model](/docs/connectors/overview#cost-model) for how this fits into the wider billing picture, and [Billing and metering](/docs/billing) for the full mechanics.
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## Troubleshooting
| Problem | Fix |
| ------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Nothing imports, and the admin shows a payment error | The balance check prices the whole requested batch before the request runs, so it can fail even when your balance looks non-zero. Top up, or lower **Jobs per request**. |
| The sync stops part-way through a large import | Expected. Each run is bounded by **Jobs per request** × **Requests per run** and a time budget. The cursor is saved, so the next run resumes exactly where it stopped — nothing is lost or duplicated. |
| Imported jobs have no job type | WP Job Manager only registers the job type taxonomy when job types are enabled in its own settings. Turn them on and re-sync. A type with no matching term (Contract, for instance, isn't a WP Job Manager default) is created rather than dropped. |
| A job was filled but is still showing | Expiry runs on the same schedule as import. Check **When a job closes** — leaving it published is a deliberate option, not the default, so confirm you picked draft or trash if you want closed roles to disappear. |
| A location or source doesn't show up in the suggestions | The suggestion list reflects what's currently in the index — a very new or very small ATS source may not have enough live jobs to appear yet. You can still type it in exactly and it will match if it's a real value; an unrecognised value simply imports nothing, silently. |
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## FAQ
No. If WP Job Manager is active, the plugin writes to it, so your existing theme and shortcodes work unchanged. If it isn't, the plugin registers its own Jobs post type.
No. Every listing is matched on its Jobo job ID, so repeated syncs — even a full resync — update in place rather than duplicating.
Jobo's index, sourced directly from employer career sites and 100+ applicant tracking systems including Greenhouse, Lever, Workday, Ashby, SmartRecruiters, and BambooHR. See [Sources](/docs/sources) for the full platform list.
Email [support@jobo.world](mailto:support@jobo.world), or check this page and the [connectors overview](/docs/connectors/overview) first — most setup issues are covered above.