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Which ATS does this company use?
Paste a link to a company's careers page or to one of its job postings. You'll see which applicant tracking system (ATS) runs the application form, how applying on it works, and whether Applysent can apply there for you.
We load the link you paste once to read it and keep nothing. No AI, no account. Free, with no sign-up.
How it works
- Paste a link to a careers page or a single job posting. A job link works best, because careers pages often hand off to the ATS only when you click Apply.
- The link is checked first. Many systems give themselves away in the address, such as jobs.lever.co, myworkdayjobs.com or jobs.ashbyhq.com.
- If the address doesn't say, we load the page once from our server and look for the system's fingerprints: embedded job boards, script hosts and apply links. We follow redirects and stop after 5 seconds.
- You get the system's name, how its application works, and whether Applysent applies there, with a link to more detail.
We load the link you paste once to read it and keep nothing. No AI, no account.
Why the ATS matters when you apply
The applicant tracking system decides what the form looks like: whether you need an account, how many steps there are, and which questions appear. On Workday most employers make you create an account per company and re-enter your work history. Greenhouse forms often end with custom questions that work as knockouts. Lever has a free-text "Additional information" box that recruiters do read.
Knowing the system before you start tells you how long the application will take and what to have ready. It also tells you whether a tool can apply for you: Applysent fills in and submits the employer's own form, so it works only on the systems listed on supported hiring systems.
When the checker can't tell
Some careers pages build their job list in the browser after the page loads, or sit behind a bot check, so the system's name isn't in the page we receive. Open one job, click Apply, and paste the address of the form you land on. The form's own address almost always names the system.
We don't keep the links you check, and we don't build pages for individual companies. The answer comes from the link you paste, at the moment you paste it.
Frequently asked questions
By the Applysent team · Last reviewed
How can I tell which ATS a company uses?
Look at the address of the application form. jobs.lever.co is Lever, myworkdayjobs.com is Workday, job-boards.greenhouse.io is Greenhouse, jobs.ashbyhq.com is Ashby and apply.workable.com is Workable. If the form is embedded in the company's own site, this checker looks inside the page for you.
What does "mymvw workday" or "[company] workday" mean?
These are searches for one employer's Workday careers site. Each employer runs its own Workday site with its own account, so your login for one company doesn't work at another. Use the employer's own careers page to reach it.
Does Applysent apply on every ATS?
No. It applies on the systems marked live on supported hiring systems. Others, including LinkedIn Easy Apply, Indeed, iCIMS, Taleo and SuccessFactors, are listed there with what you can do instead.
Is the link I paste stored?
No. We load the page once to read it, show you the answer and keep nothing.
Why did it say "not found" for a big company?
Large employers often build their careers site themselves and only hand off to the ATS when you click Apply. Paste the link of a single job's application form instead.
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