The ATS Dashboard (Recruiting Hub) is available at routesDocumentation Index
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/hr/ats/dashboard and /hr/ats. No explicit permission gate on either route.
Overview
The ATS Recruiting Hub (ATSRecruitingHubPage) is a tabbed container for all recruiting functions. Six tabs are available: Dashboard (recruiting metrics + pending offers approval widget), Postings (job posting list), Applications (application list with filters), Candidates (candidate database), Interviews (interview schedule), and Offers (offer pipeline). The active tab is persisted in the URL as a ?tab= parameter. Each tab lazily loads its content component to avoid unnecessary data fetching. The route /hr/ats and /hr/ats/dashboard both render this same hub.
Who it’s for
No explicit permission gate on this route.Before you start
- No preconditions; tabs will show empty states if no data exists.
Steps
Select a tab
Click Dashboard, Postings, Applications, Candidates, Interviews, or Offers to view that section.
Key concepts
| Term | Meaning in code |
|---|---|
useTabUrlState | Platform hook that syncs the active tab with the URL ?tab= parameter |
PendingOffersApprovalWidget | Dashboard widget showing offers awaiting approval action |
VALID_TABS | ['dashboard', 'postings', 'applications', 'candidates', 'interviews', 'offers'] |
Related
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Documentation sources
Documentation sources
- src/routes/hr.tsx
- src/cores/hr/pages/ats/ATSRecruitingHubPage.tsx