> ## Documentation Index
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# Multiposting

> Publish a job to many external job boards at once via Broadbean, Idibu, or VDAB, and receive the applications back in Spott.

**Multiposting** means publishing a job opening to multiple external job boards at
the same time. There are thousands of job boards worldwide, so Spott partners with
specialist multiposting providers rather than integrating each board directly.

## How it works

1. Open the job's **Advertising** tab.
2. Choose a multiposter: **Publish to Broadbean**, **Publish to Idibu**, or
   **Publish to VDAB** (for the Flemish public job board).
3. The provider's interface opens inside Spott. From there you select boards,
   configure the posting, and publish.

<Note>
  Your multiposting subscription is with the provider, not with Spott. Pricing,
  posting credits, and per-board fees are handled in your Broadbean or Idibu
  account. Available boards and posting rules are managed there too.
</Note>

## Supported multiposters

* **Broadbean** (AdCourier): see the [setup guide](/docs/integrations/broadbean).
* [Idibu](/docs/integrations/idibu): enabled under **Settings → Integrations**.
* [VDAB Vacature](/docs/integrations/vdab): for publishing to VDAB, enabled per
  workspace.

## Inbound applications

Multiposting is a two-way channel. When a candidate applies to a job you posted:

1. The multiposter routes the application back to Spott automatically.
2. Spott parses the candidate's CV through the standard parsing pipeline.
3. A candidate profile is created, or the existing profile is updated if the person
   is already in your database.
4. The application lands on that job's
   [Inbound tab](/docs/jobs/inbound-applications), ranked
   by AI, ready for review.

Applications flow back into Spott without manual exporting or importing. If you use
Broadbean's **Candidate Hub** flow, applications are also available for review in
Broadbean itself; see the [Broadbean setup guide](/docs/integrations/broadbean) for the
flow options.