Have you ever gotten tired of managing your community's staff member applications through Discord (or anything else) and having to scroll through hundreds of new messages just to find that one applicant's username? Struggling with missing/hard-to-find information? Then RBRecruiter is for you. Streamline your team member vetting/addition process by integrating RBRecruiter with your community, now with custom-made integrations to connect with several social platforms.
- User registration/authentication system; Users will be sent to the authentication flow to complete their application, if not logged in
- Candidate tracking system - Applicants will be tracked from start to finish.
- Peer approval system - Have all your staff members vote on applications and decide whether they should be accepted (this is overridable)
- Interview scheduling (simple) - Schedule interviews with your candidates and automatically notify them!
- Interview notes: Every staff member is able to add and edit interview notes (how the interview went, etc)
- Application comments: Finally no more having to go to a private Discord channel just to comment on a single application. Comments are organised neatly for every application! This should help in the decision process of voting for an application.
- User profiles - Fill out your profile for others to better find you
- Termination - Has a staff member met their untimely demise? Terminate them. This will strip their permissions and roles, and run any other actions for your configured integration
- Controllable permissions - Every user has permissions! Control who has access to what (You can skip the application process and add staff members directly here).
- Account suspension system - Having trouble with pesky spammers? Suspend them! This will keep them from signing up or signing in until you lift their suspension.
Every released version is currently pre-release. The ``main`` branch is currently stable and ready to use, however, we don't recommend updating your app until a new release comes out.
At the moment, each new feature goes into its separate branch so that ``main`` remains stable. When the features being worked on are ready and tested, they are merged onto ``main``, and a new release can be started. The main branch is write-protected.
