How to Clone a Job
Clone jobs to quickly create similar positions or post the same job to multiple locations.
How to Clone
- Go to your Jobs list
- Find the job you want to clone
- Click Clone on the right side of the job row
- Choose a cloning option
Cloning Options
Option 1: Create a Single Clone
Creates one copy of the job.
- Copy starts in Draft status
- All settings are duplicated
- Edit and customize before publishing
Use for: Creating similar positions with some differences
Option 2: Create Satellite Jobs (Multiple Locations)
Post the same job to multiple cities at once.
- Choose cloning method:
- Fully clone: Keep all content identical
- AI rewrite: Rewrite title/description for each location
- Add locations:
- Enter cities manually
- Use Recommend button for AI-suggested similar cities
- Configure salary:
- Currency conversion: Convert to local currency
- AI recommendation: Market-based salary for each location
- Set publishing schedule:
- Hours between publications (e.g., 12 hours)
- Set to 0 for immediate publication
- Click Create X Satellite Jobs
Use for: Multi-location hiring, national/international rollouts
Option 3: Rotate Existing Satellite Jobs
Refresh satellite jobs older than one month:
- Closes old satellite jobs
- Creates fresh copies in the same locations
- Keeps job listings fresh without duplicates
Use for: Refreshing long-running job posts
Satellite Job Benefits
- Candidates from satellite jobs are automatically routed to the main job
- Manage all applicants in one pipeline
- Apply consistent AI scoring across all locations
- Satellite jobs collapse under parent in job list
Candidate Consolidation
When you create satellite jobs, candidates who apply are automatically routed to the main (canonical) job. This ensures:
- All applicants in one pipeline
- Single workflow management point
- Consistent AI scoring across all locations
- No duplicate candidate records
All automations, AI scoring criteria, and pipeline stages remain in the original job. You manage candidates from all locations in a single place.
Updated on: 18/01/2026
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