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Track job applications from LinkedIn, Workday, and Oracle/Taleo, appending to your Google Sheet. 🎯 Scoutly: Job Tracker – The smart way to organize your job search Stop losing track of your job applications! Scoutly automatically captures job details from major job sites and syncs everything to your Google Sheets for easy management. ✨ Key Features: • Auto-capture job details from LinkedIn, Workday, Lever, Oracle/Taleo, Indeed and more • One-click Google Sheets setup – no manual configuration needed • Smart analytics dashboard with application insights and trends • Real-time sync across all your devices • Duplicate prevention to avoid tracking the same job twice • Status tracking (Applied, Interviewing, Accepted, Rejected, Withdrawn) • Click-to-open job postings directly from your dashboard 🔎 How it works: Install Scoutly and connect your Google account Apply for jobs normally on any supported site Scoutly automatically captures and organizes everything View your complete application history with analytics 📊 Perfect for: • Job seekers managing multiple applications • Career changers tracking their progress • Anyone who wants organized job search data • Recruiters managing candidate pipelines 🔒 Privacy-focused: Your data stays in your Google Sheets. We don’t store your personal information. 🚀 Transform your job search from chaotic to organized with Scoutly!
Oct 23, 2025
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