Last updated: 1 November 2026
A company page lives at eaglesentry.ai/company/<name>. It shows the company’s logo, name, industry, headquarters and size, an About section, a Jobs tab with every live entry-level job at the company (posted on EaglesEntry or found on the company’s own careers site), and a People tab with the recruiters who chose to be shown.
Two kinds of page
- Managed pages have page admins at the company. They edit the page, decide who joins and in what role, manage seats and partners, and see every job posted for the company. A page claimed with a matching work email shows a verified mark.
- Listing pages are created by EaglesEntry from job postings. Nobody at the company manages them yet; a banner invites someone with a company email to claim the page, which happens at once.
Recruiters are people who post for a company; they don’t own the jobs. Several recruiters can post for the same company, each seeing their own jobs and applicants, while the page admins see everything. Other roles (hiring manager, analyst, billing contact) see only what their role is for; see roles and permissions.
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