> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.spott.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Understanding Spott's Job Overview > The Overview tab centralizes a job's details, sourcing criteria, and attachments, and powers Spott's AI features. A job's **Overview** tab centralizes all key information about the role: client and contact data, requirements, locations, and compensation. It is also where you define the **sourcing criteria** that power AI matching and job description generation. ## Access a job's Overview tab The tab row on a job record In Spott, go to **Jobs**. * Find the job you are looking for. Make sure it is under the right company or client. * Click on the job title. The **Overview** tab opens first. ## Add sourcing criteria and context The Overview tab with sourcing criteria and attachments Give Spott as much context about the role as you can: * Type the **sourcing criteria** directly: responsibilities, requirements, and qualifications. * **Attach files**, for example the client's job description document. * **Link notes** from internal discussions or intake meetings. ## Use AI to generate or summarize details Click **Regenerate Details** to have AI rewrite the job details from all attached resources, in the language you choose. It can: * Summarize your existing job description into a concise format * Fill in missing information based on the provided content * Rewrite the description for clarity and better candidate engagement The Regenerate Details dialog with language selection The side panel also has an **Ask AI** tab, an agent that knows the whole job record and can answer questions about it. The sourcing criteria on the Overview tab are used by Spott's [AI matching](/docs/jobs/matching), so the more complete they are, the better your matches. For a **Retained** job, set up the fee structure on the job first: the milestones, negotiated fee, and estimated salary. These must be in place before you can log a [placement](/docs/placements/placements) against the job, so configuring them up front avoids getting blocked mid-placement.