Filter

You can filter Resume and JD search results by selecting further fields in the Facets.

The Filter is an optional parameter (query) that can be passed in the API request of Simple Search, Boolean Search, Free Text Search, Match, Match with ID, and Match with Multiple Sub-User Ids. Once Filter is passed in the API request parameter, it will return the filtered search details.

Table 1. Filter Results
Resume Filter JD Filter
JobProfile JobProfileTitle
Category JobProfile
SubCategory JobProfileAlias
CurrentJobProfile JobProfileFormattedName
CurrentEmployer Organization
TotalExperienceInMonths JobLocation
TotalExperienceInYear JobLocationCity
TotalExperienceRange JobLocationState
HighestDegree JobLocationCountry
LastInstitute City
SkillWithoutExp State
SkillAlias Country
CurrentJobAlias MinimumYearsExperience
JobAlias MaximumYearsExperience
Employer Domains
Degree RequiredSkillSet
Institute SkillSet
Skill Skill
City Qualification
State QualificationsPreferred
Country Degree
LanguageKnown PreferredSkillSet
ResumeLanguage AliasSkillSet
JdLanguage

Language wise filter and matching

All above Match API supports language-based document matching for both resumes and job descriptions (JDs). This feature enables users to match documents written in the same language or specify preferred languages for matching.

The Match API provides two types of language-based filters for document matching:

  1. Default Matching

    By default, documents are matched based on the same language. For example, a resume written in Spanish will only be compared against JDs written in Spanish.

  2. Dynamic Filter

    Users can specify one or more preferred languages for both resumes and JDs using the filter parameter in the API request. This allows flexibility in matching documents across multiple languages.

Request Format Examples

  • Resume:

    • "filter": {
        "ResumeLanguage": [
            "Spanish",
            "English"
        ]
    },

  • JD:

    • "filter": {
        "JdLanguage": [
            "Spanish",
            "English"
        ]
    },
Note:

  • The ResumeLanguage filter has been added for the Resume index type.

  • The JdLanguage filter has been added for the JD index type.

    • The list of supported languages is available in the Language Support documentation.

JSON request with Filter parameter

"filter": {
    "JobProfile": ["associate", "project manager"],
    "Degree": ["b.tech"]
}
Note: The filter can be applied on the custom values that are indexed into search engine. See below JSON request.
"filter": {
        "customValue": {
            "CV_Shift": [
                "Day"
            ],
            "CVA_ExtraActivities.Sports": [
                "Cricket",
                "PlayStation"
            ]
        }
    },
Note: CV_ is the prefix for string type custom fields, and CVA_ is the prefix for the array type custom fields. Default is CV_.

JSON response for Filter parameter

{
    "count": 10,
    "pageStart": 0,
    "pageSize": 10,
    "records": [
        {
            "score": 100,
            "id": "1911210453421234", 

        }
  ]
}

Filter Results in My Account

The following steps describe on how to view Filter Results in the My Account.
  1. 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.


  2. Click RChilli API to log in into RChilli My Account portal.

  3. On the Integration (Demo) tab, click Search and Match 3.0 on the navigation panel, and select Resume Search or JD Search from the drop-down.

  4. Enter keyword in the Search field and click Search.

  5. See the Facets result for the Resume Search such as Current Job Profile, Current Employer, Degree, Institute, etc. Expand the Facets further to see the filter results such as Java developer, Full Stack Developer, etc.

  6. See the Facets result for the JD Search, such as Job Profile, Company, Degree, Skills, etc. Expand the Facets further to see the filter results such as Java developer, Java Full Stack Developer, etc.