API Use Policy: Job Feeds

Radancy’s unified platform has been built to make it possible for our developers to create seamless delivery of job data from Client’s Applicant Tracking System (“ATS”) to Client’s Career Site via the ATS’s own application programming interfaces (“API’s”). This procedure creates a dependable method for Radancy to ensure that Client’s Career Site collects Client’s open job data in a timely and accurate manner.

Radancy has adopted the following “API Use Policy,” which governs Radancy’s access to and use of API’s, as well as the data retrieved thereby.

1. 1. Client shall provide Radancy specific access credentials, such as an authorized username and password, to enable Radancy to access Client’s ATS. Client’s provision of such credentials constitutes a representation of Client that Radancy’s access does not violate Client’s agreement with its ATS.
2. Radancy will provide Client with documentation that provides instructions on what is required.

1. Radancy shall use software it has developed to automate its access to Client’s ATS to periodically call for delivery or download of requested job information. Such software is proprietary to Radancy. If provided to Client for installation on Client’s system, such software shall be deemed licensed for the term of Client’s Unifed Platform Subscription Agreement or other applicable agreement and shall be deleted or destroyed upon termination thereof.
2. While Radancy’s goal is to collect job data that will be integrated into Client’s Career Site, there may be instances when the APIs from Client’s ATS provider will permit more access than is necessary to complete this task. Radancy shall not access non-job feed areas of the API service, including Personally Identifiable Information (PII) and/or Candidate level data, unless explicitly agreed upon in writing between Client and Radancy.

1. Radancy assumes Client’s technology environment is properly configured and secured. This includes Client’s ATS, as well as its operating system, software and databases, as applicable. Failure of Client or its agents, including its ATS provider, to properly configure and secure its technology environment may result in errors, delays or disclosure of data for which Radancy may not be held responsible.