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How to save a search in Recruiterflow?

Save your Advanced Search filters as a dynamic, shareable, always-up-to-date list.

Written by Debangana Mitra

Build a search once and pull the latest matching candidates anytime — without rebuilding the filters. Saved searches are dynamic, shareable, and editable.

How it works

A saved search stores your filter combination, not a static list of candidates. Every time you open it, Recruiterflow re-runs the search against your current database. New candidates that match show up automatically; profiles that no longer match drop off.

Save a search

  1. Go to the Advanced Search page.

  2. Build your filters (keywords, location, tags, source, owner, and so on).

  3. Click Save Segment.

  4. Give the segment a name and confirm. Recruiterflow generates a unique link you can bookmark or share.

Reopen a saved search

  1. Go to the Advanced Search page.

  2. Click Choose a segment

  3. Pick the segment from the dropdown. The filters reload and results refresh.

Edit a saved search

Open the segment change any filter, then click Save again. Save it under the same name to overwrite, or under a new name to keep both.

Practical use cases

  • Weekly outreach cadence: Save a search for "candidates added in the last 7 days" and run it every Monday to send LinkedIn invites.

  • Follow-up cold calls: Save a search for "candidates emailed 2 days ago" and use it as your daily call list.

  • Sourcing velocity check: Save a search by keyword and date range to measure how fast you're adding qualified candidates each week.

  • Sharing a shortlist: Share the saved search link with a teammate so they see the live list, not a stale snapshot.

Things to know

  • Results update every time you open the search — so a "new this week" search always returns the right window without you adjusting dates.

  • Sharing the unique link with a teammate gives them access to the same query.

  • You can save segments for candidates and for contacts, separately.

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