What's new?

Typing the same office address into every job gets old fast. You can now save your offices once in workspace settings and drop them into any job's location in a couple of clicks.

One role often spans several salary bands. For example, Mid vs. Senior, SF vs. Remote, full-time vs. contract. You can now add multiple named compensation tiers to a single job posting instead of duplicating the job or cramming ranges into free text.

You can now sign in to Backrow with a passkey — using Touch ID, Face ID, Windows Hello, or a hardware security key — instead of typing your password. Passkeys are faster to use and far harder to phish.

A new Files tab in the application drawer brings together every document a candidate has — application-form uploads and email attachments, and lets you organize them into job-level buckets.

You can now connect your own Plausible Analytics account to your Backrow workspace. Plausible is privacy-friendly and cookie-free — once enabled, it counts page views across your careers page, individual job postings, and application pages.

A roundup of everything new in Backrow lately — smarter email sending, stronger candidate privacy controls, more flexible job postings and departments, and a few handy team collaboration touches.

You can now connect Visitors.now to your Backrow workspace. Once enabled, it tracks page views across your careers page, individual job postings, and application pages — all in your own analytics account.

You can now connect your own Google Analytics 4 property to your Backrow workspace. Once enabled, Google Analytics counts page views across your careers page, individual job postings, and application pages.

You can now hook up your own Fathom Analytics account to your Backrow workspace. Once enabled, Fathom counts privacy-friendly, cookie-free page views across your careers page, individual job postings, and application pages.

Smart reminders are here. Get notified when candidates go quiet or a job isn't getting the applicants you expected, so you can act before things stall.

Starting today, you can write your own meta description for every job — a small but meaningful lever for SEO and the snippet candidates see in search results and link previews.

We're excited to introduce application form styles. Pick how candidates see your form — a full page, a dialog, or a slide-over — to match the feel of your careers page.

Today, we're introducing job description revisions. Every edit to a job description now creates a revision — browse the history, compare changes, and restore any previous version in one click.

We're excited to introduce a new screening question type: File upload. Now, candidates can attach work samples, cover letters, portfolios, or supporting documents right from the application form. Plus: customize the placeholder text on any question type.

Today, we're shipping three new controls for your public job pages: apply-only mode, hide posted date, and invisible spam protection powered by Cloudflare Turnstile.