Google Sheets add-on

Import a filtered slice of Jobo’s job index into a new Google Sheet, for market research, comp benchmarking, or a hiring pipeline.

Jobo for Sheets writes a filtered slice of Jobo’s job index into a new sheet — one row per job, with company, location, work model, seniority, salary range, source, and apply URL already in columns. It’s a one-shot import, not a sync: each run creates a fresh sheet and leaves the rest of your workbook untouched.

The Workspace Marketplace listing is pending review. Until it’s live, install directly using the steps below — check back on this page, or watch the source repository, for when the Marketplace listing goes live.

This page assumes you’ve read the shared Authentication and Cost model sections on the connectors overview — it only covers what’s specific to Sheets.

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Install

1. Install the add-on

   Once listed, search for Career Site Jobs for Sheets – Jobo in the Google Workspace Marketplace and install it into your Google account. Until then, install it directly — see the source repository for the interim install steps.

2. Open the sidebar

   In any spreadsheet, go to Extensions → Career Site Jobs – Jobo → Import jobs.

3. Add your API key

   Paste your key from enterprise.jobo.world/api-keys. It’s validated before it’s saved, so a typo fails immediately rather than on the first import.

4. Set filters and import

   Choose how many jobs to pull, set your filters, and click Import. Results land in a new sheet, leaving anything already in the workbook untouched.

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Filters

Every filter lives in the sidebar. Fields with a suggestion picker are marked below — the rest are plain text, numbers, or checkboxes.

Field	Behaviour
Search	Free-text query, matched against title and (unless you turn it off under “More filters”) the description.
Location	Start typing and pick from live suggestions resolved through Jobo’s geocoder.
Sources	Start typing to see matching ATS platforms suggested from the current index.
Skills	Free-entry chips — type a skill and add it. Not suggested, since skills aren’t a fixed list.
Industries	Start typing to see matching industries suggested from the current index.
Work model / Employment type / Experience level	Checkbox groups: remote/hybrid/onsite; full-time/part-time/contract/internship/freelance/temporary; intern/entry/mid/senior/lead/executive.
Minimum / maximum salary (USD)	Only matches jobs whose employer published a range — a minority of listings.
Posted after (under “More filters”)	Only jobs posted on or after this date.
Search descriptions (under “More filters”)	On by default; turn off to match only the title, which is faster and more precise.
How many jobs	Caps the import at up to 1,000. This is also the number the balance precheck prices — see Cost.

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Cost

Each imported job uses your plan’s included jobs first, then the pay-as-you-go rate; without a plan, the pay-as-you-go rate applies. “How many jobs” is a budget dial as well as a row cap. Each import reports your remaining included jobs, wallet charge, and balance in the sidebar.

Salary filters are a common cause of a surprisingly small (or empty) import — see Troubleshooting.

For a recurring dataset rather than a one-off pull, a Jobo Outbound Feed into a database is operationally safer and doesn’t need anyone to press a button — see your dashboard.

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Troubleshooting

Problem	Fix
”Your Jobo wallet balance is too low for this import”	The balance is checked before the import runs and prices the full requested batch. Import fewer jobs, or top up your wallet at enterprise.jobo.world.
The import returned no jobs	Usually a salary filter — those only match jobs whose employer published a range, which is a minority of listings. Remove it and try again.
A previous import was overwritten	It wasn’t. Each import creates a new sheet, numbering the name if one already exists.
Large imports time out	Apps Script caps how long a single execution may run. Import in batches of a few hundred, or use the API directly for bulk work — see Sync a database.
The add-on can’t see other files in my Drive	By design. It only requests access to the currently open spreadsheet, never the rest of your Drive.

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Related: n8n node

For a recurring pull instead of a one-off spreadsheet export, the n8n node’s Get Many (Feed) operation is the better fit.