Boardwise

Changelog

What changed in each release of Boardwise and Boardwise Pro.

Boardwise (free)

1.0.0

First stable release

  • Employer dashboard: job views and impressions (counted without personal data), a job search box, a "More" menu for secondary actions, and Duplicate to start a new job from an old one.
  • Emails to employers five days before a job expires and when it has expired (can be switched off).
  • Job alerts: offered on empty search results and on category and job type pages; subscribers can change their alert's keywords, location, filters and frequency.
  • Job description formatting buttons (bold, italic, headings, lists, links), settings in tabs, and a grouped Jobs menu.
  • Look and feel: job cards with logos and pills, a job page header and company card, dark themes and phones, page titles aligned with wide blocks.
  • Paid listings switched on before Stripe is set up: employers are told why they can't submit yet and keep their drafts, and the owner sees a notice.
  • Filled jobs no longer appear in search results or alert emails.
  • WP Job Manager imports bring job tags and give the employers who posted the jobs Boardwise's employer role, so they can manage them.
  • Security: only the job workflow changes a job's status, coupon limits hold under parallel checkouts, private upload folders get index files, and password-protected jobs hide their details in the REST API.
  • Faster moderation queue, and faster searches that find nothing, on large boards.

0.1.0

First release candidate

  • Job search with filters and radius search, job pages, applications, the employer dashboard and submission form, job alerts, Stripe paid listings, pay-transparency rules, privacy tools, Google for Jobs data and sitemap, and importers.

Boardwise Pro

1.0.0

First release. Requires Boardwise 1.0.

  • Commerce: packages and credits, coupons, subscriptions through Stripe Billing, Stripe Tax and PayPal.
  • Hiring: Kanban pipeline with custom stages, ratings, hiring teams, analytics and webhooks (including Zapier).
  • Candidates: profiles, a resume database, paid resume unlocks and messaging; a "Create the candidate page" button; guests applying are offered to log in and use their saved resume.
  • Search engines: Google Indexing API, IndexNow and landing pages.
  • Feeds: Lever, Ashby, USAJOBS and JSON, with feed rules and click tracking.
  • AI with your own OpenAI or Anthropic key: job-description writer, resume autofill, spam check, semantic search, fit summaries and an audit log.