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apify-successfactors-jobs-apilisted

Pull live SAP SuccessFactors job postings from any public SuccessFactors career site with the Apify SAP SuccessFactors Jobs API Actor (johnvc/sap-successfactors-jobs-api). Returns job rows as JSON: title, company, employer, requisition ID, job function, location and country code, expiration date, remote flag, and the description as Markdown by default, with optional HTML or plain text. Turn on the detail add-on for the posted date, department, facility, shift type, and travel that only the job page carries. Takes a career-site host like jobs.sap.com, a full career-site URL, a single job URL, or a company name; filters by title, job function, location, remote, and active-only before billing. Use when someone wants successfactors jobs, a successfactors jobs api, a successfactors api without a key, to scrape SAP SuccessFactors career sites, or to feed a job board, aggregator, or sourcing tool with enterprise postings. Billed per job delivered with no start fee, and MCP-ready for Claude and other AI agents.
johnisanerd/claude-skill-successfactors-jobs-api · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 68
Install: claude install-skill johnisanerd/claude-skill-successfactors-jobs-api
# SAP SuccessFactors Jobs, as Rows You Can Query A career-site host, URL, or company name in, live SAP SuccessFactors jobs out as structured rows, read straight from the public feed each career site already publishes. ## When to use this skill - Someone wants SuccessFactors jobs and does not want to read career sites like jobs.sap.com by hand. - You are filling a job board, a market-intel dashboard, or a sourcing tool with roles from SuccessFactors-hosted careers pages. - You went looking for a SuccessFactors API and found only the employer-side OData APIs you cannot sign up for. - You need the whole career site in one pull, not page after page of search results. Not for: using the data live from inside Claude or another MCP client. Use the companion `apify-successfactors-mcp` skill, built on the same Actor. See `references/actor-index.md`. ## What you get One dataset row per job. `resultType` separates `job` rows from `error` rows. Core fields: - `requisitionId`, `url` (canonical, safe as a dedupe key), `applyUrl`, `title` - `companyName`, `employer`, `tenant`, `careerSiteUrl` - `jobFunction`, `location`, `countryCode`, `isRemote` - `validThrough` (expiration date), and `datePosted` with the detail add-on - `salaryDerived` plus flat `salaryMin`, `salaryMax`, `salaryCurrency`, `salaryPeriod` (parsed from the posting text when present) - `descriptionMarkdown` (default add-on), `descriptionHtml`, `descriptionText` (opt-in add-ons) - `source` (always `successfactors`), `