Your CS Representative will create and manage your brands for you. Once all brands have been created in Brand Management, they can now be assigned to your jobs.

1. Select All Apps in the top left corner of the header and then Settings in its drop-down menu.
2. From the Settings page, select Job Manager under the Jobs section.
3. Open the preferred job category and then job.
4. From within the Overview section of the job, select the preferred brand from the Brand name selector.
   • Note: This single-select dropdown pulls the Public Company Name as well as all brands that have been created in the account.
5. Select Save.
6. Publish the job.

Brand name logic 

If a Brand Name is selected on a job and a candidate applies to that job:

1. Everywhere that uses the #company-name token will pull the brand name in all communications sent to the candidate (Workflows, Offers, Assistant Messaging, Messaging Templates, etc.).
2. All areas that contain a logo sent to a candidate will be replaced with the brand's logo (Job Posting Page, Offers, Forms, Email Communications, etc.).

If a Brand Name is selected on the job, but a candidate has not applied to a job yet:

• The #brand_name will be null, and any messaging using #company-name will default to the Public Company Name. The #brand_name token is a Standard Job Attribute and is only populated after a candidate selects or applies for a job. There is currently no way to reference the selected brand in messaging before a job is chosen.

If the Public Company Name is selected in the dropdown:

• Nothing will change for the candidate’s experience from what we had previously to Multi-Branding. This means candidate communications will still pull the Public Company Name when the #company-name token is used (including in Interview Instructions) and the account logo when a logo is displayed.