Listing sites

A listing site is where someone finds the job and applies. Indeed, ZipRecruiter, a career page, and the other boards an ATS syndicates to are listing sites. TextWork screens the person after the application, with a phone number, is in an ATS TextWork is connected to. The script is the one you attached to that ATS. The board changes whether TextWork ever receives the person.

What starts the screen

TextWork texts the phone number on the application and runs the script. An application with no phone is saved and skipped, and no conversation starts. When the ATS includes a source, that label is stored on the report. It does not choose a different script.

SmartRecruiters notifies TextWork when someone applies. The listing site is the place the person applied.

Indeed

Indeed Apply sends the candidate, including the resume, to the system that created the job. When SmartRecruiters posted the job, that system is the ATS, and the screen starts from there.

A job posted in Indeed's own employer tools emails you when someone applies. Forward that email to TextWork. The setup is on Indeed. Add a screener question that asks for a phone number, and TextWork texts that number.

The October 2026 counts for one employer, and Indeed's own description of this delivery, are on 266 of 348 applications came from Indeed.

Other job boards

ZipRecruiter, a company's career page, OfferUp, and LinkedIn Limited Listings follow the same rule when the ATS posted them. The application arrives with a source label, and TextWork texts the phone number on it.

A join code on the listing is how someone starts a screen when the board never sends a phone number. Put the share line from How conversations begin on the post.

Zillow

Zillow sends rental inquiries, not job applications. That connection is under How conversations begin.