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# Hellowork

Learn about integrating Hellowork with JOIN. This guide explains prerequisites, setup steps, and how to sync your jobs to Hellowork.

Hellowork is a leading French job platform that connects thousands of employers with millions of active candidates. With over 3M monthly visitors, Hellowork helps companies target candidates in their area, benefit from intelligent recommendations, and increase visibility by distributing jobs across partner platforms like Pôle Emploi and APEC.

{% hint style="warning" %}
This integration is only available for companies with an active Hellowork account and contract.
{% endhint %}

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### Connect JOIN with Hellowork

1. In JOIN, go to `Settings` → `Integrations` → `Hellowork`.
2. Enter your company name exactly as it appears in your Hellowork account.
3. Click `Save changes`.

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Once saved, your JOIN account will be connected to Hellowork. All job postings will automatically synchronise from JOIN to Hellowork. Archive any jobs created directly on Hellowork to avoid duplicates.


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