smartjobsagent.com · Workflow & Planning
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Fills in job applications on employer websites with the answers you approved in Smart Jobs Agent. You review and submit. Smart Jobs Agent prepares your job applications. You approve every answer. This extension then fills them in on the employer's website, so you don't have to type the same details into every form. How it works 1. Approve an application in Smart Jobs Agent and click "Fill it in with the extension". The employer's application opens in a new tab. 2. Click the Smart Jobs button in your toolbar and choose "Fill this page". Filled fields are outlined in green. Anything that still needs you is outlined in amber. 3. Check every field and submit on the employer's site. Then click "I submitted this application" and Smart Jobs Agent moves it to Applied. The résumé file saved in your Smart Jobs Agent profile comes along automatically, or you can choose a different file in the extension. It is attached wherever an application asks for a resume. Your approved cover letter is attached as a PDF where a cover letter file is requested. You stay in control. The extension never: • clicks Submit, or ticks consent and "I certify" boxes • types, sees or stores passwords • answers demographic questions (gender, race, veteran or disability status) or anything you didn't approve Requires a Smart Jobs Agent account: https://www.smartjobsagent.com
Nov 3, 2026
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