Application forms that fill themselves in
You open a posting, and the Cvizo add-on types your details into 24 fields and attaches the CV you chose. That can be one CV for every posting or a separate one for each. You check that everything is right and press send.
The form on the posting's own page
Contract type
Contract type
How it works
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Add Cvizo to your browser
The add-on is coming soon to the Chrome Web Store. It connects to your account and never asks for your job-board passwords.
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Choose the postings
Pick one or several, and decide whether to send the same CV or have a separate one made for each.
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Check it and send
The form on the employer's page is already filled in. You read through the answers and send it.
The part where it stops
Cvizo stops itself in three situations, so that no application goes out at the wrong moment.
A field it cannot answer
If the form asks for something your profile does not cover, the add-on fills in the rest and stops at that field. It does not guess on your behalf.
A login screen
If the board wants you signed in, the add-on hands the tab over. It never asks for your job-board password and has nowhere to keep one.
A captcha
A captcha is a question meant for a person, so the add-on stops and waits while you answer it. Then you decide whether it carries on.
The add-on, stopped
Mode
- Fill and review default
- Full auto off
7 of 8 fields filled
Stopped at one field
"Available from" is not in your profile. Nothing has been sent.
Fill and review is the default, and in that mode nothing goes out without you. Full auto is a switch you turn on yourself, and even then Cvizo presses send only when the form is complete.
You decide how much Cvizo does for you
By default it waits for you
The add-on fills in the form and stops before sending. If you want, you can switch on full auto, and then Cvizo presses send itself, but only when every field is filled in.
One CV for many postings, or one for each
Send your profile CV or one of your saved CVs to every posting you ticked. When one of them matters more, Cvizo prepares a separate CV for it.
Several postings in one go
Tick the postings and start applying. Cvizo works through them one by one, and at the end you can see which applications went out and which are waiting for an answer from you.
Works on company sites too
If the Apply button takes you to the employer's own careers page, the add-on fills in the form there as well.
You always know what you sent
After each form, Cvizo saves a screenshot. The screenshots are encrypted and delete themselves after 30 days.
Good to know
Which plan
Auto-apply comes with every plan, the free one too. Reviewing a whole batch before it goes out and attaching a cover letter automatically are part of Pro and Max.
See pricing Does Cvizo know my LinkedIn or Indeed password?
No. The add-on works in your own browser, on pages you open yourself. When a board asks you to sign in, the add-on leaves the tab to you and waits until you have.
Which browser does it work in?
Chrome. It also works in Edge, Brave and other browsers built on Chromium.
Can Cvizo apply to jobs for me?
Yes. There are two modes. The default is fill and review: Cvizo fills in the form in your own browser and hands it back to you, so you check it and press send yourself. The other is full auto, which you have to switch on. Then Cvizo presses send, but only when it judges the form to be complete. When it is not, it stops and leaves the filled-in form for you to finish.
What happens if a form asks something Cvizo does not know?
It stops and hands the tab back to you. It does not guess at a required field that is not in your profile. Better that you type one line yourself than that an invented answer goes to an employer.
Does it work on job boards where I have to log in?
Yes, because it runs in your own browser, where you are already logged in. It never asks for your job-board password, never stores it and never sends it anywhere. At a login screen and at a captcha it stops and hands the tab back to you.
Will a recruiter think my application is spam?
Every CV is written for that one posting, and Cvizo shows you straight away where you match the requirements and what to emphasise, so the application you send is tailored to the posting. By default you review it before it goes. The tool will not make you a candidate you are not, but it makes sure your strengths are visible from the first paragraph.
Can I get banned from LinkedIn or Indeed?
Cvizo works in your own browser, on pages you open, and by default it stops before sending so the last click is yours. The board sees a normal signed-in user applying at their own pace. A robot logging into your account from someone else's server looks very different. If a particular board matters to you, stay in fill and review.
Try it on the jobs you actually want
The account is free and needs no card. Fill in your profile and you are ready to go.
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