Candidate Management
Summary
Candidate records hold normalized identity/contact fields, source, stage, compensation-approval state, applications, stage history, notes, and Document Service references.
Audience
Recruitment operations, hiring stakeholders, product, engineering, QA, support, and architecture teams. Candidate-facing behavior is identified explicitly.
Overview
Candidate records hold normalized identity/contact fields, source, stage, compensation-approval state, applications, stage history, notes, and Document Service references.
Confirmed behavior
- Creation requires a name and at least one contact channel.
- Creation begins at Applied with Pending compensation approval and an initial history entry.
- A candidate can hold application links to multiple openings, although the public flow creates a new candidate per accepted application.
- Stage changes append history; notes are append-only through the exposed command.
- Candidate documents are stored outside Recruitment; Recruitment retains references.
Candidate lifecycle
This diagram shows confirmed orchestrated moves. The general stage command can set any defined candidate stage, so it is not a restrictive transition engine.
Ownership and access
Tenant scoping is implemented. The portal presents recruiter and HR-administrator navigation candidates, but the native service defines no active permission policies. Candidate ownership, recruiter assignment, hiring-manager scope, deletion, retention, merge, and subject-access governance Require confirmation.
Requires confirmation
Formal ownership, production policy, authorization parity, and approved operating procedures require confirmation.
Source References
microservices/src/recruitment-service/Domain/Recruitment/Candidate.csmicroservices/src/recruitment-service/Application/Commands/CandidateCommands.csUI/salary-ui/apps/client-hrms-portal/src/pages/hr/RecruitmentCandidatesPage.tsx
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See Also
Keywords
- Recruitment
- Hiring lifecycle
- Candidates
Revision Information
- Status: Draft
- Last reviewed: 2026-07-16
- Review cycle: Quarterly