Applications
Growing your team is easy with Zander's application system. Showcase open roles on your website, let players apply with one click, and keep listings organised from the dashboard — all without managing a separate recruitment tool.
📸 Screenshot: The /apply page showing open application cards with icons, descriptions, and "Apply" buttons
For Players
Open applications are listed publicly at /apply. Each listing shows:
- The role or position name
- A description of what the role involves
- The requirements for applying
Click Apply on any listing to be taken to the application form.
Use the Discord /apply command to get a quick link to the applications page without leaving Discord.
For Staff
Applications are managed from Dashboard → Applications (requires zander.web.application).
📸 Screenshot: The applications dashboard showing a list of active applications with edit/delete controls
Creating an Application
From the dashboard, click Create and fill in the following fields:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Display Name | The role or position name shown on the listing card |
| Description | A short summary of the role or opportunity |
| Display Icon | Icon shown on the listing card |
| Requirements | Markdown-formatted list of requirements for the role |
| Redirect URL | Where applicants are sent when they click "Apply" (Google Form, Typeform, custom URL, etc.) |
| Position | Display order on the applications page — lower numbers appear first |
| Status | Whether the application is open or closed |
Application submissions are not stored in Zander — the Redirect URL points to wherever you collect responses. Zander manages the listing display only.
Managing Listings
- Reorder listings by adjusting the position number.
- Close an application by setting its status to closed — it disappears from the public page but is preserved in the dashboard.
- Delete listings you no longer need.
Feature Toggle
"applications": false
Disabling this hides the /apply page and returns a feature-disabled message from the Discord /apply command.