Version Comparison AWLI V2 to AWLI V3

This page describes new features introduced in AWLI V3 and provides a comparison between AWLI V2 and V3 versions.

What's New

• Button Rendering
• User Consent Management
• Profile Response
• Supported Use Cases

Button Rendering

Refer to the description below to see how button rendering for AWLI V2 and V3 is revised:

Button Rendering for AWLI V2

• When not signed in
  
• After sign in to LinkedIn, you will have a LinkedIn cookie on your browser and the "Apply with LinkedIn" button renders
  
  

Button Rendering for AWLI V3

Apply with LinkedIn button is rendered as shown below. Also if you are not signed in, the button still displays and you are directed to the sign in screen when you click it

User Consent Management

With new Apply With Linkedin, the current cookie-based Apply with LinkedIn experience is replaced with an OAuth model. Candidate consents are now handled within the OAuth flow. The below images display the non-staffing and staffing variant of the consent screen

Non- Staffing Customer Consent Screen

Staffing Customer Consent Screen

Profile Response

With AWLI V3, the following fields from profile response are deprecated.

• Specialities
• Patents
• Publications
• Honors
• RecommendationsReceived
• ProfileImageUrl

To ensure that your exisiting integrations do not break, these deprecated fields will be returned in the response but will have empty value.

AWLI Supported Use Cases

With the Apply With Linkedin V3, we deprecated BUTTON and DATA mode. Multiple page flows such as the Standard Flow and Create Account Flow continue to be supported but require persisting profile data in the first page.

Standard Flow

The Standard Flow consists of a Job Overview (page A), Enter Information (page B), and Finished Application (page C) as shown below:

Create Account Flow

The Create Account Flow consists of a Job Overview (page A), create account on ATS (page B), Enter Information (page C) and Finished Application (page D) as shown below: