Reading the posting
Site profile
Jobvite has a site profile: reading rules written for Jobvite's page layout, used before the generic reader. The supported-sites page shows when the site profiles were last updated.
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Applicant tracking system
Jobvite is one of the platforms the Jobiko extension runs on. Here is exactly what it does there, how an application moves from posting to submission, and what stays in your hands.
Site profile
Jobvite has a site profile: reading rules written for Jobvite's page layout, used before the generic reader. The supported-sites page shows when the site profiles were last updated.
Jobvite has a form map: the extension knows where Jobvite puts its standard fields, such as name, contact details, links and the resume upload. Questions specific to the employer are matched to your profile by their label.
jobvite.com
On Jobvite, it runs only on these domains.
Open the Jobvite posting, open the Jobiko side panel and press Extract. Jobiko reads the role and shows how well it matches your profile.
Jobiko writes a resume and a cover letter for that posting from what you have actually done, and shows you both.
Autofill puts your answers into the Jobvite form. By default nothing is sent until you have checked every field and pressed Jobvite's own submit button, or approved it in the auto-apply queue. If you turn on Auto-approve on the Auto-apply screen, auto-apply submits for you instead, with a short window to undo each one.
Auto-apply uses the same autofill on these platforms. By default it waits for your approval before anything is submitted; you can turn on Auto-approve on the Auto-apply screen. How auto-apply works →
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