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Styler

The Seven20 CV styler utilises Daxtra's styler technology to take a candidate's CV and convert it into a standardised, branded, format ready to be shared with clients. It is accessible through the CV viewer on a candidate's record.

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Reach out to Seven20 for assistance with this process.

Configuration

Before the styler can be used, it must first be configured. The first step of this is for Daxtra to produce a style template. This is a document that defines the style of the CV, such as font, font size, and branding. This is then uploaded into Daxtra and a template Id is provided.

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Daxtra charge for the creation of style templates.

Once a template has been produced, its metadata needs to be added into Salesforce, to allow it to be selected when styling a CV. This is done by creating a new record of type seven20__Styler_Template__mdt, with the following fields:

Field LabelAPI NameTypeRequiredDescription
LabelMasterLabelText(40)YesA friendly name for the template
Custom Metadata Record NameDeveloperNameText(40)YesA unique name for this metadata record
Template Idseven20__Template_Id__cText(40)YesThe Id of the template provided by Daxtra
Activeseven20__Active__cCheckboxNoWhether the template is selectable in the styler

Once the template metadata has been added, the styler can be enabled. This is done through setting the Seven20 Configuration setting metadata record with the developer name Enable_CV_Styler to active. This will expose a new button on the CV viewer, labeled Styler, allowing the styler to be used.

Use

Clicking on the Styler button will open a modal to configure the styler. These are broken into several categories to customise the content beyond the style template.

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The default name for styled CVs will be original file name-BRANDED.

The styled CV will then be saved in Seven20 as a new file, attached to the candidate record. This file will always be a docx file, and will have its type set to CV (Branded). The styled CV will then be accessible through the CV viewer, with the file name chosen by the user.