Recruiting
SAP SuccessFactors Recruiting covers the end-to-end talent acquisition process across Recruiting Marketing (candidate attraction) and Recruiting Management (requisition creation, candidate application, screening, interview, offer, and handoff to Onboarding). This topic explains the business purpose, core data objects (job requisition, job posting, candidate profile, application), permission model, configuration approach, and integration touchpoints with Employee Central and Onboarding, along with production support and troubleshooting considerations relevant to consultants working in live SuccessFactors tenants.
Overview
SAP SuccessFactors Recruiting covers the end-to-end talent acquisition process across Recruiting Marketing (candidate attraction) and Recruiting Management (requisition creation, candidate application, screening, interview, offer, and handoff to Onboarding). This topic explains the business purpose, core data objects (job requisition, job posting, candidate profile, application), permission model, configuration approach, and integration touchpoints with Employee Central and Onboarding, along with production support and troubleshooting considerations relevant to consultants working in live SuccessFactors tenants.
Lessons in this topic
- Recruiting Fundamentals: Purpose, Process Flow, and Core ObjectsIntroduces why organizations use SAP SuccessFactors Recruiting, the end-to-end hire process, and the core objects (requisition, candidate profile, application) that consultants must understand before configuring anything.
- Configuring Requisition Templates, Status Flows, and Role-Based PermissionsCovers how consultants design and configure job requisition templates, candidate status flows, and role-based permissions to control who can view and act on requisitions and applications.
- Recruiting Integration Flow: From Candidate to Employee RecordUnderstand how data moves from Recruiting Management through Recruiting Marketing and into Onboarding and Employee Central, including the touchpoints, timing dependencies, and common breakpoints in that chain.