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Scores job postings against your resume and fills applications from your Orvenic package for your review. Never submits for you. Orvenic tells you which job postings are worth applying to, what they really pay in your city, and rewrites your resume for the ones that pass. This extension brings that to the page you are on. On a job posting, click the Orvenic button and it scores the posting against your resume: a verdict (apply, borderline or skip), the pay report for that role in that city, and the red flags in the posting. Same pipeline as the app. On an application form, it fills your details, attaches the tailored resume and types or attaches the cover letter, all from the package you built in Orvenic. Filled fields are highlighted so you can check every one. It works on Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby and Workday, and on application forms embedded in company sites. What it never does: • It never clicks submit. You review, then you click the site's own button. • It never answers a legal attestation. Work authorization, sponsorship, citizenship, criminal record, licences, age and clearances are marked in red for you to answer yourself, and voluntary self-identification questions are left to you. • It never invents a fact. Every field comes from your profile or your package, both verified against your own resume. • It never fills a salary ask. It shows the pay report beside it; the number is yours to type. Everything it typed can be undone with one click. Once you have submitted, one more click records the application on your tracker. The extension comes with the Orvenic 30-Day Pass and Landed packages. Connect it from the Extension page in your account; it works while a pass is active and picks up again when you renew.
Sep 12, 2026
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