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Radar drops job ads whose employer name lacks the company name.

Since 8 Sep 2026v2.14.1See pricingSolo and Team

For each account you watch, Radar searches Swedish public job ads. An ad counts only when the employer name contains the company name. A longer name of another employer can still match.

What it does

When you name a company under Accounts to watch, Radar searches the Swedish public job board for that company's ads. An ad becomes a hiring signal only when the employer's name contains the company name you gave.

The briefing's Account signals section then says what the hiring suggests and gives you a link to take the question to Mentor.

Why

An ad that names a well-known company as a reference customer says nothing about that company hiring. Counting it would tell you a story that isn't true.

What it won't do

  • It doesn't count an ad where the company is only mentioned in the text.
  • It doesn't tell a company apart from a longer employer name that contains it.
  • It doesn't read job boards outside Sweden.

How to use it

Open the Radar guide in your dashboard, or start a trial to try it.

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