Auto Apply prepares each application from what Carir already knows about you: a resume tailored for the posting, a cover letter, the answers it can support and the employer's own form, filled. Then it stops and waits for you. Prepared by Carir. Sent by you.
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Mode: Review each application (default)
Carir Auto Apply prepares applications on employers' Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby forms: a tailored resume, a cover letter, the answers it can support and the filled form. By default nothing is sent until you approve it. Sending without review is a separate switch with a second confirmation, and it still holds back anything uncertain.
It does the repetitive part of applying. For a posting you pick, or for roles that fit your criteria each night, it tailors your resume, drafts a cover letter, answers the questions it can support from your profile and standing answers, fills the employer's form, and waits for your approval.
Anyone applying to more roles than they can prepare by hand, who still wants every application to be one they'd stand behind.
Applications repeat the same work: the resume upload, the same questions, the same fields. Unchecked auto-apply tools remove the work by removing you, sending applications nobody read. Auto Apply removes the work and keeps the read.
You review instead of type. The application arrives prepared, with any answer it wasn't sure of left for you and anything the resume says beyond your original flagged, and one approval sends it.
It works from the role Matches or Search found, the resume the AI tailor wrote and the answers on your profile. Each application lands in your tracker as it moves, and the people to contact at that employer are a click away.
Review each application is the default. Sending without review is your own switch, with a second confirmation.
With sending on, the nightly run sends only an application it filled with full confidence and wrote nothing into itself; anything else waits for you.
Auto Apply works on Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby forms and skips anything that needs your own sign-in.
A screenshot of the filled form, the employer's confirmation, and a tracker row that follows the application.
Auto Apply is the step where everything before it pays off. The role came from Matches, the resume from the AI tailor and the answers from your profile, and when it goes, the tracker records it and Contacts shows who to write to next.
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AI auto apply prepares or submits job applications for you. Carir's Auto Apply prepares each one with a tailored resume, a cover letter, the answers it can support and the employer's filled form, and by default waits for you to approve it, so nothing goes out in your name unchecked.
It depends on who decides to send. With Carir, nothing is sent until you approve it unless you switch on sending without review yourself, with a second confirmation. Even then it sends only applications it filled with full confidence and wrote nothing into, and it never answers legal questions for you.
Yes, and by default you must. Each prepared application waits in Auto Apply with its resume, cover letter, answers and form. Approve and send submits it; anything you would change, you change first.
Employers' own Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby forms. Sites that need your own sign-in, such as Workday or LinkedIn Easy Apply, are skipped. If a form shows a CAPTCHA, the attempt stops, and an emailed security code is typed in by you.
No. The resume Auto Apply attaches comes from the AI tailor, which rewrites only your own lines, and the review screen flags anything that your original resume doesn't say before you approve it.
Auto Apply is one part of the Carir AI Agent. The free plan keeps job search, the ATS check, the resume builder, alerts and the tracker. The five-day Pro trial adds Matches, the AI tailor, Auto Apply, contact research and career intelligence; it needs no card and ends on its own.