Extract resume data from new files in Egnyte to rows in Google BigQuery
If you're adding your resumes into Egnyte storage, you probably already have the info needed to create a new record in Google BigQuery. With this integration, you'll use CandidateZip to automatically extract data from a new resume received in your Egnyte storage, then store that data in your Google BigQuery as a new record. (Note: The filename must have the word "resume.")
If you're adding your resumes into Egnyte storage, you probably already have the info needed to create a new record in Google BigQuery. With this integration, you'll use CandidateZip to automatically extract data from a new resume received in your Egnyte storage, then store that data in your Google BigQuery as a new record. (Note: The filename must have the word "resume.")
- When this happens...New File in Folder
Triggers when a new file appears in the folder.
- automatically do this...Only continue if...
Set up rules to specify when this Zap can continue running.
- then do this...Parse Resume Standard
Convert resume to basic fields plus employment and education data sets.
- then do this!Create Row
Creates a new row of data in a table. Note: Does not create a job.
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FolderRequired
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List Folders
Lists all folders in /Shared.
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