After you apply, you get a link to a private status page. It shows how far along your application is, without you needing an account.
Find your status page
There is nothing to sign up for: the page is reached through a private link. You get it in two places:
- On the Application received screen right after applying, as Track your application.
- In the emails the company sends you, such as the questions it asks after screening, an interview invitation, an identity check request, an offer or a decision. Each ends with Track your application, so you can always find it again by opening any of those emails.
The link is private to you. Anyone who has it can see the page, so don't share it.
What each step means
| Step | What it means |
|---|---|
| Received | Your application has arrived. |
| AI screening | Your CV is being read and assessed against the role. This usually takes a few minutes. |
| In review | The hiring team has your application and is considering it. |
| Interview | You're in the interview stage. (interview scheduled) appears when an interview is booked. |
| Decision | The company has made a decision. A short message explains it. |
At the Decision step you'll see one of these:
- You have an offer! The team will be in touch with details.
- Welcome aboard. The team will follow up with next steps.
- The team decided not to move forward this time. Thank you for the time you invested.
- This application was withdrawn.
The page is shown in the language of the job you applied for.
What the page doesn't show
The steps are deliberately broad. You won't see scores, the AI's assessment, notes or anything about the company's internal process. For details about your application, contact the company directly; they are responsible for it.
The talent pool
If you agreed to be considered for other roles when you applied, the page also has a Talent pool section. Withdraw takes you out of the pool straight away. See Your data and withdrawing consent.