Company Directory

The company directory is the public companies page on your board at /companies. It lists your published companies with their logos, names, and open-role counts, and it is the discovery surface job seekers use to research employers before applying. It is part of the job-seeker experience, which is why it lives here rather than in the operator-side company management docs.

What job seekers see

The directory lists each published company with its logo, name, summary, and a link to its profile. Visitors can search by company name and browse with market filters.

Each company has a profile page at /companies/{company} showing the full description, website and social links, office locations, and every open role at that employer. A profile also shows similar companies, helping visitors discover other employers hiring in your niche.

Market pages

When companies have market tags, your board generates a market page at /companies/markets/{market} for each market. These group companies by industry and add more indexable landing pages. All market pages are included in your sitemap automatically.

Why enrichment matters here

Because AI company enrichment fills empty profile fields when public data is available, it can reduce manual work across a large directory. Enrichment is not guaranteed to find every logo or description, so review important employer profiles. Each public company and market page also has an indexable URL that can answer relevant branded or market searches. See SEO landing pages for guidance on useful, non-duplicative pages.

Availability

• Plan: All paid plans. The directory is part of your public board, which is live from the Starter plan upward.
• Setting: None to switch the directory on. The "Companies" link is a navigation item you can reorder or hide in your navigation and footer settings.
• Setup required: None. Companies are created automatically as jobs are added, and enrichment fills in their profiles.

Limitations

• Only published companies appear. Unpublished companies are hidden from the directory.
• Market pages depend on companies having market tags assigned. Companies without a market are still listed in the main directory but will not appear on a market page.

Example

For example, a visitor can filter a climate-jobs directory to Solar energy, open an employer profile, and compare that company's current roles. If the employer is published but lacks a market tag, it still appears in /companies but not on the Solar energy market page.