> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.hireforce.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.hireforce.io/product-guides/company-management/company-listing.md).

# Company Listing

## Columns & Information Displayed

For each company listed, the following information is displayed in columns:

1. **Status**: Indicates the current status of the company. You can learn more about how to manage the company status [here](https://help.hireforce.io/v/knowledge-base/getting-started/settings/recruiting/company-status).
2. **Open Jobs**: The number of job openings currently available for the company.
3. **Archived Jobs**: The number of jobs archived for the company.
4. **Owner**: The person or account responsible for managing the company.
5. **Location**: The geographic location of the company.
6. **Industry**: The industry sector the company operates within (e.g., IT, Finance, Healthcare).
7. **Domain**: The company's web or email domain is used for identification.
8. **Created At**: The date the company was added to the system.

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## Company Searching

The Company Searching feature enables agencies to efficiently find and filter companies in the system using various search criteria and filters. This tool enhances the management experience by allowing quick access to relevant company information.

**Users can search for companies using keywords in the following fields:**

1. **Company Name**: Enter the full or partial name of the company to locate specific entries.
2. **Domain**: Search for companies by their web or email domain.
3. **Links**: Locate companies using associated URLs or links related to their profile.
4. **Contact Email/Name**: Search by the email address or the name of a contact person associated with the company.

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## Filter Options

1. **Owner**
   * **Default Setting**: The owner is initially set as the creator of the company profile.
   * **Changeable**: The ownership can be reassigned to another user later.
   * **Multiple Selection**: Users can select multiple owners to filter by.
2. **Status**
   * **Based on Company Status List**: The filter options are drawn from a predefined list of company statuses available in the settings.
   * **Multiple Selection**: Users can select multiple statuses to refine their search.
3. **Location:** The locations of all current companies are grouped by state and country.
4. **Job**
   * **Have Open Jobs**: Filter for companies that currently have active job listings.
   * **No Open Jobs**: Filter for companies that have no active job listings.
5. **From - To**

   * **Select Time Range**: Users can filter companies based on the time range during which they were added to the system.

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