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Bringing your Lever Requisition Fields data into Google Sheets helps you document and understand the specific data points collected for each job requisition.
Stop manually referencing field definitions inside Lever.
Learn how to quickly import your Requisition Fields data from Lever to Google Sheets using the Coefficient add-on in this simple guide.
TLDR
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Step 1:
Step 1. Install Coefficient in Google Sheets and connect your Lever account.
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Step 2:
Step 2. Select Import from Objects and choose the Requisition Fields object.
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Step 3:
Step 3. Select the field details you need and import the data into your sheet.
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Step 4:
Step 4. Configure auto-refresh to keep your requisition fields data updated automatically.
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Here’s how to pull your Lever requisition fields data directly into Google Sheets with Coefficient.
Step 1: Install Coefficient and Connect to Lever
Open Google Sheets > Extensions > Add-ons > Get add-ons > Install Coefficient from Google Workspace Marketplace
Once installed, open Coefficient from the Extensions menu. Click “”Import from…”” and select Lever. Follow the prompts to connect your Lever account securely.
Step 2: Select Your Object
In the Coefficient sidebar, choose “”Import from Objects””.
Browse the list of Lever objects and select “”Requisition Fields””.
Step 3: Configure and Import Data
Refine the requisition fields data you’re importing. Select specific columns like field name, type, and associated requisitions. Apply filters if needed to focus on specific types of fields.
Click the “”Import”” button, and your Lever requisition fields data will appear in your Google Sheet.
Step 4: (Optional) Set Up Auto-Refresh
Keep your documentation of requisition fields current by setting up auto-refresh for your import.
In the Coefficient sidebar for your import configuration, toggle on “”Auto Refresh””. Choose a schedule (like hourly or daily) to automatically update the requisition fields data. You can also set up email notifications.
Available Lever Objects
- Feedback
- Feedback Templates
- Interviews
- Notes
- Opportunities
- Panels
- Postings
- Profile Forms
- Profile Form Templates
- Requisitions
- Requisition Fields
- Users
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How to Import Requisition Fields Data from Lever into Google Sheets
Import your Lever Requisition Fields data into Google Sheets using Coefficient to understand and document the fields used in your job requisitions.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How to get Requisition Fields from Lever?
Connect Lever to Google Sheets with Coefficient to easily import live Requisition Fields data for documentation and review.
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How do I get a list of Requisition Fields in Lever?
Use Coefficient to pull a complete list of Requisition Fields from Lever into Google Sheets for easy reference and understanding.
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How do I import Requisition Fields from Google Sheets to Lever?
Coefficient supports pushing data back to Lever, allowing you to create or update Requisition Field details directly from your Google Sheet.
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How to automate importing Lever Requisition Fields to Google Sheets daily?
Set up a daily auto-refresh in Coefficient for your import. Your Google Sheet will update with the latest field data automatically each day.
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How do I download Requisition Fields data from Lever?
Instead of a one-time download, use Coefficient to create a live connection that automatically updates your Requisition Fields data in Google Sheets.
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