Recruiterflow gives every job two separate name fields: an internal Job Name your team uses, and a public Job Title that appears on job boards like LinkedIn and Google Jobs. By default they're linked, but de-linking them lets you use a clean, candidate-friendly title externally while keeping a more descriptive internal name your team actually works with.
When you'd use this
Your internal job name might be "ACME Corp – Sr. Engineer (urgent, $180k, 3 openings)" — great for your team, not what you want candidates reading on LinkedIn. De-linking lets you publish "Senior Software Engineer" externally without touching what your team sees inside Recruiterflow.
How to do it
Open the job and go to Job Settings.
Find the Job Title field, there's a lock icon next to it, indicating it's currently linked to the Job Name.
Click the lock icon to de-link the two fields.
Edit the Job Title field to what you want candidates to see on job boards.
The text box next to the lock icon is your internal Job Name, edit that separately if needed.
Save your changes.
Things to know
Job Title is public. Whatever you enter here shows up on LinkedIn, Google Jobs, and any other job boards you promote to.
Job Name is internal only. It's visible to your team inside Recruiterflow, candidates never see it.
They're linked by default. When you create a job, both fields mirror each other. Clicking the lock breaks that sync.
Re-linking resets the Job Title. If you click the lock again to re-link, the Job Title snaps back to match the Job Name, any custom title you set will be overwritten.