A browser extension that saves LinkedIn candidate profiles straight into your Join pipeline or talent pool. One click, no copy-paste. Works in Chrome, Edge, Brave, and other Chromium browsers.
Browse LinkedIn as usual. Click the Join icon on any profile and the candidate lands where you want it: pick a specific role's pipeline, or save to the talent pool for later. Name, title, location, work history, and public contact details captured automatically from the profile.
Browse LinkedIn as usual, then click the Join icon to save
Name, title, location, and work history captured automatically
Route straight to a role's pipeline or to the talent pool
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Build your own talent network, not theirs.
Every saved profile lives in your private talent pool, not on a third-party platform. Tag, note, and re-engage candidates for future roles. No re-sourcing from scratch when the next opening lands.
Saved profiles live in your private talent pool
Tag, note, and re-engage candidates for future roles
No re-sourcing from scratch when the next opening lands
What customers say about Join.Recruiters and hiring managers who use it.
“Posting a new vacancy takes minutes, and it reaches people we wouldn't find on our own.”
Radboud VisserManaging Director, Mens & RelatieRead the story
“A hiring tool has to run as quickly, simply, and uncomplicatedly as possible. That's the whole point.”
Raphael ToblerPresident, Swiss Startup AssociationRead the story
“Being able to publish from one tool, without having to post everywhere manually, that's a huge time-saver.”
Manon OhresserHR Officer, Association Siel BleuRead the story
Sourcing extension FAQ
Which site does the extension work on?
LinkedIn profiles. Installation, and adding someone with the “Add talent” button, are covered in the Join sourcing documentation.
Where do I start the installation?
From three places: Applications, the menu on a job, and Settings. Each route opens the Join extension in the Chrome Web Store.
Does Join ask the candidate for consent?
Yes. For people added manually or through the extension, Join sends a consent request automatically. The candidate consent documentation sets out the statuses and who stays responsible for what.
