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Use the “Variables” button in the editor (email, document template, prompt) to insert any available variable with a single click — including your custom attributes.

Syntax


Application

Data from a received application.

Candidate

Data from the candidate profile.

Job

Data from the job listing.

Project

Data from the project / mandate.

Contact

Data from a contact profile (e.g. a client-side point of contact).

Company (Account)

Data from the company / client record.

Current User

Data of the logged-in user — ideal for signatures and sender information.

Workspace

Data about the workspace / company you are signed in under.

Custom Attributes as Variables

All custom attributes you create under Settings → Attributes are automatically available as variables. No additional configuration is required.

Reference Structure

The reference consists of the entity type (namespace) and the API name of the attribute:
Supported namespaces for custom attributes:

Example

You have defined a custom attribute for candidates with the label “Desired Salary” and the API name desired_salary. The variable is then:
You can find the exact API name in Settings → Attributes below the label. The API name is automatically generated from the label when the attribute is created (e.g. label “Desired Salary” → API name desired_salary).

Output Behavior by Attribute Type

Using a Fallback

You can also define a fallback for custom attributes in case the field is empty:

If data is missing at the time of resolution (e.g. because a candidate has not yet provided a phone number), the fallback will be used if defined — otherwise the field will be left blank.