# Card for employers - Cvizo

> An anonymous card with your skills and what you are looking for, so employers reach out to you.

Source: https://cvizo.com/en/features/candidate-card
Language: en_GB

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Let employers find you

You publish an anonymous card with your skills and what you are looking for. An employer who needs someone like you sends a contact request, and you decide whether to talk.

## How it works

1. **Create your card** Cvizo builds it from your profile, without your name, photo or contact details. The companies you worked for are left off too.
2. **Wait for contact requests** The employer introduces themselves first and says what role they have.
3. **Reply to whoever you like** Accept or decline the request. Conversations in Cvizo are encrypted end to end.

## You stay in control

- **Anonymous from the start** The card has no field for your name, photo or phone number, so none of them can be shown, even by mistake.
- **Hide it whenever you want** You can hide or delete your card at any time. A hidden card leaves the search results straight away.
- **More cards on the paid plans** You can keep separate cards, for example one for remote work and one for on-site.

## Which plan

You can have 1 card on the free plan, 2 on Pro and 3 on Max.

## Good to know

**Do I have to pay for a card?**

No. One card comes with the free plan.

**Who can see my CV?**

Nobody, until you send it. Your CV is encrypted on your device, and what sits on the server is an unreadable string. Employers on Cvizo see nothing until you publish a card yourself, and even then the card carries no name, photo, email or phone number. An employer gets your CV only when you have accepted a contact request and sent it to them yourself.

**What happens to my data if I delete my account?**

We delete the account and everything attached to it: your encrypted records, your cards, your contact requests and your conversations, on both sides. An active subscription is cancelled at the same moment, and one button in Settings downloads your data first if you want it. Two exceptions: usage statistics that already reached us disappear on their own within 14 days (they cannot be pulled out one by one, because they are not tagged with your name), and problem reports you sent us. Those live outside our database and are deleted 24 months after they are closed, or sooner if you ask.