Do RChilli APIs function with WordPress or other platforms?

Yes, RChilli APIs can function with WordPress and other platforms effectively, thanks to their RESTful architecture, which ensures broad compatibility across web and enterprise systems.

Platform Compatibility

RChilli APIs are designed using REST principles and accept input in formats such as base64, public URLs, and raw text, returning responses in JSON format. This makes them highly adaptable for:

• WordPress websites

• Custom-built applications

• ERP systems like Oracle, SAP, Salesforce, and ServiceNow

• ATS platforms

• Job boards

The APIs require only standard HTTP POST requests, making integration feasible through WordPress plugins or custom PHP scripts that handle API requests and responses.

How to Integrate with WordPress

To integrate RChilli APIs with WordPress:

1. Use a Plugin or Custom Code:

   • Employ plugins like WP Webhooks or build a custom plugin using PHP to send POST requests to the RChilli API endpoints.

2. API Authentication:

   • Use your RChilli User Key to authenticate API calls. You can obtain this from the RChilli MyAccount portal.

3. API Calls:

   • Use curl or WordPress's HTTP API (wp_remote_post()) to make API requests to endpoints like /parseResume or /parseResumeBinary.

4. JSON Parsing:

   • Handle the JSON response within your WordPress theme or plugin to display or store parsed data in your database.

Integration Benefits

• Auto-fill candidate forms on job application pages using parsed resume data.

• Real-time parsing and display of candidate information.

• Bulk resume uploads for job portals or internal HR pages.

• Bias-free recruiting with configurable redaction and field masking options.

Need Help?

If you're building or maintaining a WordPress site and need guidance on how to set up the integration:

• Visit the RChilli API Documentation for detailed setup guides.

• Contact support@rchilli.com for technical help or specific integration queries.

RChilli also supports Docker-based deployment if you're hosting on your own servers.