With the new release, a Selectus installation can be used even more flexibly for different types of selection procedures.
Continue ReadingIn this article, we present the new feature for requesting comparative assessments directly in Selectus
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The new release focuses on the new reporting feature in Selectus, allowing application and committee data to be analysed.
Continue ReadingDo you ever get annoyed by missing features or minor (or even major) shortcomings of Selectus? In this blog post, we will present - in a not entirely neutral way and with a slightly humorous twist - the alternatives to Selectus.
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We are using a new newsletter tool: Swiss Newsletter is - like Selectus - developed and hosted in Switzerland and meets all requirements of the new Swiss data protection law (and of course the GDPR).
Continue ReadingLaura has been supporting the frentix team as an intern since July 15th. Samet joined frentix's project and business analysis team on September 1.
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After three years of digital events, Campus Innovation will be held again this year on-site in Hamburg, Germany, September 27-29, 2023. frentix is participating as a partner.
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In our Feature Focus series, we'll be reporting periodically on interesting features and functionalities in Selectus that facilitate the work of the selection committee and administration. This post is about how custom fields can be used to enrich application forms.
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With software, it's sometimes a bit like spring cleaning at home: We suddenly discover long-forgotten or never-before-used things that would actually be quite useful. The Feature Focus series on the Selectus Blog helps (re)discover such tools and features.
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In our Feature Focus series, we'll be reporting periodically on interesting features and functionalities in Selectus that facilitate the work of the selection committee and administration. This post is about how email templates can be used to ensure easy and error-free communication.
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