Managing Companies

Company profiles are the employer-facing side of your board. Each profile gives job seekers a page to learn about who's hiring and gives employers a branded place to present their open roles. Company pages are indexable, but search engines decide whether and where they rank.

Unclaimed and invited companies have no mark. A claimed company shows a check next to the name — click it to see members. Access requests arrive as a notification you can approve or deny. Invite from the row menu. Block a company from the same menu, and choose whether its profile stays on the board or is removed. To give a company a membership, free or by invoice, choose Manage membership from the same menu. See Memberships and Invoice one company for a membership.

When you add a company with a website URL, Cavuno attempts to enrich empty fields with a logo, summary, description, and social links from public sources. Review the result before treating the profile as complete.

Sort and filter companies

On Companies, use the sort menu to order profiles by Name (alphabetical), Website, Created date, or Updated date. Choose A–Z or Z–A for names and websites, or oldest/newest first for dates. Dates are available as sort options only.

Use the funnel menu and choose Block status → Blocked or Unblocked to narrow the list. You can combine this with an Access filter, when employer accounts are enabled, and search by company name or website. Remove a filter to include both states again.

Filter companies by active jobs

The Active jobs column shows how many published jobs each company has on the board right now, matching the Active status on the Jobs page. Drafts, jobs awaiting approval, and expired or archived jobs aren't counted.

To filter on that number, open the funnel menu, choose Active jobs, pick a comparison, and enter a number:

• Greater than 0 shows every company that is currently advertising.
• Equals 0 shows companies with nothing posted, for example past advertisers to follow up with.
• Greater than or equal 5 shows your biggest advertisers.

The filter combines with search, sorting, and the other filters.

Example workflow

For example, add Acme with https://acme.example as its website, review the enriched logo and description, then create a job linked to Acme. The job and company directory now lead job seekers to the same employer profile instead of repeating company information in every listing.

Guides

• Add a company: Create employer profiles
• Edit company profile: Update details, logos, and descriptions
• Company blocklist: Stop automated sourcing from re-adding an employer after take-down
• Company markets: Organize companies by industry
• Employer team access: Roles, invites, and how coworkers share an employer account
• Employer company deletion: Let company admins remove their company, and the operator toggle that gates it
• Company directory: How the public companies page works (job-seeker discovery)
• Customize company pages: Design company list and detail pages through the AI builder

Next steps

Start with Add a company. After the profile is accurate, post a job or configure backfill for that employer.