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Your choice. On Autopilot the agent completes every field, solves whatever challenge the site puts up, uploads your resume, clicks submit, and hands you the confirmation number. On Approve each it does all of that except the final click, and holds the finished application for you to review. Either mode flags anything it cannot complete confidently rather than submitting it half-finished.

Any time, and per batch. It is a toggle in the dashboard, not a plan you are locked into. Plenty of people start on Approve each for the first ten applications to see how the answers read, then flip to Autopilot once they trust it.

Computer-use agents that see the rendered page the way you do. Image grids, Turnstile, hCaptcha, and reCAPTCHA v2 are handled in the browser session that is filling the form, so the challenge is solved in context rather than farmed out and pasted back.

Handled. Workday averages four pages and around forty fields including full work history. The agent walks the whole flow, carries state between pages, and only reports done when the final review page is submitted.

Open-ended questions are answered from your actual resume and the specific job description, not from a template bank. If a question needs a fact we do not have about you, it gets flagged rather than invented.

No. Buy 100, use them over a week or over a year. There is no subscription and nothing lapses.

Every application keeps a full record: the company, the role, every field value, every answer written, the confirmation number, and a screenshot of the submitted state.