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# RecMan WordPress Plugin by Bonsy

Streamline integration of RecMan job posts. The plugin handles the heavy lifting and allowing you to focus on the design of your website.

### Get started

1. [Download the latest version of the plugin](https://recman.bonsy.no).
2. I[nstall the plugin on your WordPress website](/bonsay-recman-wp/get-started/install.md).
3. [Register for an account using a RecMan API key, or use the demo mode to begin](/bonsay-recman-wp/get-started/register-account/obtain-recman-api-key.md).
4. [Create a template to list job posts your website](/bonsay-recman-wp/job-posts/job-post-template-usage.md) or [create a shortcode](/bonsay-recman-wp/wp-templates/insert-jobs-through-shortcode-in-wordpress.md).&#x20;

**For advanced features:**

* [Display individual job post on WordPress](/bonsay-recman-wp/job-posts/display-individual-job-post.md)
* [Add filters and search for job posts](/bonsay-recman-wp/job-posts/filtering-job-posts.md)

If you need assistance, please do not hesitate to [contacting Bonsy](/bonsay-recman-wp/other/support.md) for help.


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