CampEd Hire

This is the reason the extension exists. Open a LinkedIn job post, click Get Candidates, and it captures names, emails, phone numbers, LinkedIn profile links, answers to custom screening questions, and resumes. The work that used to be a copy-and-paste session becomes a single action.

Every field the extension collects drops into a CSV file you can open in any spreadsheet tool. That matters when you want to sort by experience, deduplicate, or feed the list into an applicant tracking system that accepts CSV uploads. It's the plainest way to get LinkedIn applicant data into a system that LinkedIn won't hand it to directly.

Instead of opening each profile and saving a PDF by hand, the extension gathers every candidate resume into one ZIP file, with each file named after the person it belongs to. For a post with hundreds of applicants, that's the difference between a coffee break and an afternoon of clicking.

The extension works entirely in Chrome and reads what's already on the page you're viewing. Candidate information stays in your browser until you export it, which keeps the handling local rather than routing details through a third-party server. It also means there's nothing to install on a work machine beyond the extension itself.

The same developer runs Flinkk Hire, a hiring platform, and the extension can push candidate details and resumes into it with one click. That connects the free collection step to the paid screening step, so you gather applicants and start evaluating them without moving data between tabs by hand.

Flinkk Hire adds AI phone screening, video interviews, coding assessments, and WhatsApp messaging on top of the extension's data collection. If you only need the applicant list, the extension stands alone. If you want the interviews run for you, the collected candidates are already in the right place.