Job description

main functions

Everything You Need for Managing Job Descriptions

From creating the job description through HR approval to archiving and printing.

Position Management

Add, edit, and archive job descriptions.

Structured Description

Responsibilities, qualifications, experience, personal qualities, benefits, and terms and conditions.

Dials and Tags

Select requirements from the list or add new ones.

HR Approval

Every new or revised job description must be approved by HR.

Change History and Comments

You know who made what changes and when. Only HR and the author can see the comments.

Full Text and Print

Search by keywords and print a clear report.

Problems vs. Solutions

Recruitment and compensation start with a good job description

A job description outlines what the position entails, what is expected of the employee, and under what conditions. When it’s scattered across various files and emails, no one knows which version is the correct one.

Problems

The descriptions are in the files

Word, email, shared drive. Everyone has a different version.

Everyone writes differently

There is no uniform structure, so the positions cannot be compared.

Changes Without Approval

The description will be revised, and HR will find out about it too late.

History is missing

You don’t know who changed the description, when, or why.

No one can find the descriptions

It is not possible to search by requirements or work schedule.

How SmartFP solves it

A single record

All job descriptions in one place, both active and archived.

Uniform Structure

The same sections for each position; requirements as tags from the list.

HR Approval

HR approves both new and revised descriptions. You can see what has been approved.

Change History

Each edit includes the date, the author, and a description of the change.

Filter and Full-Text Search

Search by name, department, requirements, or keywords.

How a Job Description Works in Practice

Enter the name, responsibilities, requirements, and conditions. Select tags from the list or add new ones.

You don’t have to start with a blank document.

HR will review and approve the description. Feedback is addressed in comments that are visible only to HR and the author.

Do you know which descriptions have been approved?

Search using full-text search, attach related documents, and print a clear, organized report.

Everything up to date and in one place.

Who for?

Who Is the Job Description in SmartFP For?

HR Department

Create, edit, and approve job descriptions.

Creating and Editing Descriptions

Approval and Comments

change history

Larger companies

Standardize job descriptions across departments.

uniform structure

filter and full-text search

position archive

Employees and Managers

Make sure you understand what each position entails.

Job Description and Requirements

Benefits and Terms and Conditions

Related Documents

Management

Make decisions based on current and approved descriptions.

Overview of Active Positions

Who approved the description, and when?

basis for compensation

What is a job description?

Job Description: Job Responsibilities, Requirements, Personal Qualities, Benefits, and Working Conditions.


Who can edit descriptions?

HR creates and edits content. Other users have read-only access.


How does the approval process work?

A new or revised description will be marked as approved by HR. If further edits are made, it must be approved again.


Can I see who edited the description?

Yes. Each change includes a date, a user, and a description of what was changed.


Do we have to write the requirements by hand?

No. You can select qualifications, experience, traits, and benefits as tags from the list or add new ones.


Can I attach documents to a job posting?

Yes. Please attach your company policies, manuals, or training materials to the description.


Can I print the description?

Yes. You can print each item as a clear, graphical report containing all the information.


Can this be linked to transparent compensation?

Yes. Approved job descriptions serve as the basis for job classification and pay grades.