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Application Drafts

A letter written only from your CV, sent from your own mailbox when you say so.

The letter is written. The decision is yours.

For every role that clears your threshold, Job Scout writes the application and parks it as a draft. You read it, change what you like, and send it, or discard it. Nothing leaves until you say so.

Written only from your CV

A standard draft is short, plain and polite, about 50 to 90 words: the role, the one or two things from your CV that matter most for it, and a courteous closing. It asks; it never presses. There are no invented deadlines and no "do you have time for a call this week?".

Sent from your own mailbox

Applications go from your email address, not from ours. Replies reach your inbox, and the employer sees a message from a person, not from a marketing domain that would likely be filtered.

A sending mailbox is optional. When a company wants applications through its own website, you apply there yourself; Job Scout does not fill in or submit employer forms.

One at a time, or several at once

Whichever you choose, you are shown every recipient and asked to confirm, and only the ones you were shown are sent. There is no setting that makes sending automatic, because an application goes to a real employer under your name and cannot be recalled.

Limits that protect you

Keep track of what you sent in the tracker. Setup, including connecting a mailbox, is in Job Scout.

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