The eleven markets already seeded in the platform
Each pack is a real employer registry: 250 businesses in total, every one of them checked against a live public applicant tracking endpoint rather than assumed. They exist to show what a scoped market looks like before yours is built.
- Market packs
- 11
- Employers registered
- 250
- Adapters available
- 34
- Most fragmented pack
- 10 platforms
These are demonstration packs built on public employers. No customer data appears anywhere on this site.
What is a market pack?
A market pack is the configuration that scopes the platform to one market: the employer registry, the geography it covers, the wording the dashboard uses, the way roles are grouped, and an optional lens that splits the market into two cohorts to compare. The core platform holds no market knowledge at all.
Keeping every market-specific decision in the pack rather than in the pipeline is what makes a new market a configuration job. It is also what makes the entitlement rules enforceable: the platform cannot leak a market it does not know about.
Why does the number of applicant tracking platforms matter?
Because it is how much work the market is to read. Every pack lists the platform each employer publishes through, and the spread is wide: data and AI concentrates 25 employers onto 3 platforms, while renewable energy spreads 21 across 10. A consultant checking the second of those by hand is opening 21 sites that behave 10 different ways, every morning, before making a single call.
The counts on this page come from the packs on disk rather than from an estimate, and a test fails the build if a pack gains an employer without the number here moving with it. The published sample dashboard is a build of the renewable energy pack, which is the most fragmented of the eleven and therefore the honest one to demonstrate on.
Can RoleDemand cover a market that is not on this list?
Yes. These eleven are demonstrations rather than a catalogue. Adding a market means writing a new pack: naming the employers, checking their career pages, and agreeing how roles should be grouped for your desk. The pipeline does not change.
Summary in plain language
RoleDemand ships 11 seeded demonstration market packs covering 250 employers in total.
The eleven markets are fintech, cybersecurity, data and AI, life sciences, renewable energy, construction, semiconductors and photonics, data centres and cloud, advanced manufacturing and robotics, supply chain and logistics, and private capital.
A market pack holds the employer registry, the geography, the dashboard wording, the role groupings and an optional two-cohort comparison lens. The core RoleDemand platform holds no market-specific knowledge.
A market outside these eleven is added by writing a new pack, not by changing the pipeline.