Separate First and Last Name Fields | Voters

Separate First and Last Name Fields

planned

Shanna Zongo

Please create separate first and last name fields for applicants and tags to go with them. We hire doctors and need the automated emails to address them as Dr. LastName, which is currently impossible with existing options.

February 6, 2025

Mike Glass

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planned

Kristen B (AAS Careers Team)

Another support for this! It's odd it wasn't a basic functionality to start with. Sorting by first name is not that useful.

Mike Glass

Merged in a post:

Allow first and last name as separate fields

Vicki at IO in ATL

To make it easier to download candidate lists for other uses, please consider splitting the input of the first and last name fields when the candidate applies. Or if you do this automatically, please allow us to select those as separate columns in the candidate list views.

March 3, 2025

Samiur Rahman

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under review

Paula Hulette

I agree. This will also allow reports to be sorted by last name.

Lynda Bernard

This would make it so much easier so that names can be inputted correctly on application. Many candidates use family names first or have multiple names, so data is unclear.

Pavan Prathapagiri

Yes Please, It better to divide Name field in to First name, Middle name, Last name makes easy to analyze responses

Marc Solomon

Yes please. Full name isn't great when it comes to building integrations/automation.

Rory Smith

I'm leaving another comment to hopefully "bump" this thread. It's hard to imaging that this request is 18 months old and with all that Breezy can do we still only have a "full name" field. I would love to know how Breezy handles the native integration with HRIS providers like Bamboo and Namely (or any other system for that matter) that requires first and last names separately.

Rory Smith

I wish I had more than one vote for this. Since we built an integration with our HRIS, I'd also like to see separate address fields for street, city, state and zip.

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