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RChilli's API suite enables quick and seamless integration, giving users easy access to all RChilli services. From resume parsing to job management and advanced search, our APIs simplify and automate HR processes, enhancing recruitment efficiency.
JD Parser
The endpoints indicate how you access the resource, while the method indicates the allowed interactions (such as GET, POST, or DELETE) with the resource.
API Authentication
JD parser API uses private user key to authenticate requests. To authenticate the call to an API endpoint, there are only 3 steps:

Getting Started
The section guide you through an overview of RChilli and the initial steps for setting up and using the products.
API Information
RChilli's API suite enables quick and seamless integration, giving users easy access to all RChilli services. From resume parsing to job management and advanced search, our APIs simplify and automate HR processes, enhancing recruitment efficiency.
- Resume Parser
  The endpoints indicate how you access the resource, while the method indicates the allowed interactions (such as GET, POST, or DELETE) with the resource.
- JD Parser
  The endpoints indicate how you access the resource, while the method indicates the allowed interactions (such as GET, POST, or DELETE) with the resource.
  - API Authentication
    JD parser API uses private user key to authenticate requests. To authenticate the call to an API endpoint, there are only 3 steps:
  - Dynamic API Setting for JD Parser
    The JD parser API setting can be controlled/managed through the API request. Now users can change the JD parser API setting on every API request.
  - Sample Code
    This topic gives JD parser code samples to get you start quickly.
  - Request Example
    To get the parsed and structured output data, send a POST request to the JD Parser API URL.
  - Response Example
    Follow the below sample JD parser response in the JSON format and fields details in c_RChilli_JD_parser_Response_Schema.html.
  - Response Schema
    The following topics describe the output or fields in the resume parser response.
  - Language Support
    RChilli JD parser supports parsing of multiple languages, it does not require any separate configuration. The parser auto-identifies the languages of the JD and extracts the information.
  - Error Code
    This topic lists the error codes of JD parser.
- Search and Match
  The endpoints indicate how you access the resource, while the method indicates the allowed interactions (such as GET, POST, or DELETE) with the resource.
- Taxonomy
  The endpoints indicate how you access the resource, while the method indicates the allowed interactions (such as GET, POST, or DELETE) with the resource.
- Resume Redactor
  RChilli Resume Redactor API helps in masking resumes before sending them to the employer.
- Plugins
  The RChilli provides Plugins, such as Resume_Templater_plugin.html, Document_Converter_plugin.html, NER_Tagger_plugin.html, Contact Extractor, GeoLocation_plugin.html, Job_Zone_Plugin.html, and flexisense_requests_plugin_overview.html that extend the capabilities of the RChilli products.
My Account and Features
The My Account application serves as a central hub for users to demo all RChilli API integrations, view API test results, and access their Userkey for authentication.
RChilli Marketplace
The resume parser output can be enriched by activating the other application workflows that are listed on the Enrichment Marketplace such as Lusha, BOLD, Toofr, Rchilli Redact, LLM Parser, etc.
ERP Integration
The components of RChilli application can be integrated with the Oracle HCM Cloud, Oracle PeopleSoft, Salesforce, SAP, and ServiceNow Application.
Release Notes
Release notes comprise new features, improvements, and bug fixes for the following RChilli products.
Glossary
The glossary includes terms and definitions in RChilli Knowledge Center.

API Authentication

JD parser API uses private user key to authenticate requests. To authenticate the call to an API endpoint, there are only 3 steps:

Get access to the RChilli My Account.
Login to the My Account portal and get the user key.
Authenticate API calls with the user key.

How to get user key

In order to set up your access to JD API, you need to get API user key using My Account portal.

Enter your Email and Password to log in to your RChilli My Account client portal or use Office 365 or Google to log in as necessary. You must sign up if you do not have registered account.
Note: Contact support@rchilli.com for My Account portal access, subscription plans, pricing, and for any further support.
Click RChilli API to log in into RChilli My Account portal.
On the Integration (Demo) tab, select the JD Parsing 3.1 on the navigation panel, and click Show Advance Inputs tab and expand.
Click symbol on the User Key field to know your user key.
Note: On this page, you can also get other details such as Service URL, Version, and SubUser ID.

Authenticate API calls with the user key

Use details such as your User Key, Service URL, Version, and SubUser ID and sent the JSON request as below to call the JD parser API.

JSON request format for Parsing by JD Text
JSON request format for Parsing by JD Binary Data

Get more information on how you can quickly get started with RChilli APIs using Postman. This provides the technical information needed to access the RChilli services in flexible ways that will allow JD API to work seamlessly inside your application.

Refreshing your user key

Go to My Account and enter the login details such as email id and password.
Navigate to the My Account tab to view the Parsing Pending Credits and Paring Expiring Date for your product. Once all parsing credits are utilized or if the parsing date expired, your API key will not work and expired.
Contact support@rchilli.com to extend the plans of your products and get your user key refreshed.