PCRecruiter Extensions connects your WordPress site to PCRecruiter, the recruiting and applicant tracking system from Main Sequence Technology. Your open positions appear on your own website, styled like the rest of it, and stay in step with PCRecruiter automatically.
Your jobs, on your site
Every open position becomes a real page on your website with its own clean address. Post, edit or fill a job in PCRecruiter and your site follows. No copying, no double entry.
Ready for search engines, AI, and jobseekers alike
- Google-ready job listings, built for Google’s job search results
- Clean, shareable job addresses, social sharing previews and sitemap entries
- Optional AI-written job summaries for search results and job lists
- Readable by AI search tools such as ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity
A job board that’s easy for recruiters and their candidates
- Keyword and distance search, with location suggestions as they type
- Sidebar filters that update results instantly
- An optional map of your openings
- A job search box for your homepage or any landing page
Built to match your brand
Your careers pages are styled by your WordPress theme and work with the Site Editor, so they look and feel like the rest of your website.
Applications go straight into PCRecruiter
Candidates apply on your site. Their applications, and where they came from, land directly in your PCRecruiter database.
Other configurations
- Internal job boards for openings only your staff should see
- Filled positions removed automatically, or kept visible with a “Position Filled” badge
- A simple embedded job board iframe for a quick start
- PCRecruiter one-way registration forms and RSS feeds
Getting started
Main Sequence sets up the integration with you, matched to your PCRecruiter database and your website. Contact us at support@mainsequence.net to get started.
New to PCRecruiter? Learn more at https://www.pcrecruiter.net
External Services
This plugin connects to PCRecruiter (Main Sequence Technology); when the Job Map is enabled, to OpenStreetMap; and when AI Job Summaries is enabled, to the AI provider you connected in WordPress. Nothing is sent anywhere else.
PCRecruiter job board and sync — pcrecruiter.net The core integration: jobs are pushed from your PCRecruiter database to your site, apply/iframe pages, styling and tracking scripts load from PCRecruiter, and details a visitor submits when applying go to your PCRecruiter database. Terms and privacy: https://www.mainsequence.net/privacy-policy/
PCRecruiter geolocation lookup — pcrecruiter.net. Two kinds of request. Your server sends a job’s city/state/zip (no personal data) to find its coordinates for the Job Map, once per location. Separately, when a visitor types in the distance/radius location box — on the job board, or on any page carrying the [pcr_search_form] shortcode — their browser sends what they typed directly to this service to suggest locations, which (as with any web request) also transmits their IP address. Nothing else about the visitor is sent. Terms and privacy: https://www.mainsequence.net/privacy-policy/
OpenStreetMap tiles — tile.openstreetmap.org. Only when the Job Map is enabled: visitors’ browsers load map images from the OpenStreetMap Foundation’s public tile server, sending their IP address and the map area viewed, as any image request does. Terms: https://operations.osmfoundation.org/policies/tiles/ — Privacy: https://osmfoundation.org/wiki/Privacy_Policy. Busy sites should mind OSM’s fair-use policy; the pcrecruiter_map_tile_url filter switches to another tile provider. The map is drawn by Leaflet (BSD-2-Clause) with Leaflet.markercluster (MIT), both bundled with the plugin — no CDN calls.
Your AI provider — chosen by you in Settings Connectors (for example Anthropic, OpenAI or Google). Only when AI Job Summaries is enabled: your server sends each job’s title, city/state and description text (no applicant or visitor data) to that provider to write the job’s excerpt and meta description, once per change to the job. The plugin uses WordPress’s built-in AI client and never sees or stores your API key; usage is billed to your account with the provider, under its terms and privacy policy.