Guide

Swipe Right on Jobs: How It Actually Works on Sorce

Oluwapelumi Dada Co-founder & CEO, Sorce1 min read

Swipe right on a job = our AI agent applies on the company's career site for you.

That's the whole mechanic.

How the swipe-right flow works

  1. You see a job in the Sorce app.
  2. You swipe right.
  3. Our AI agent navigates to the company's career site.
  4. Agent fills out the form using your saved resume and profile.
  5. Agent generates a tailored cover letter using the JD.
  6. Agent submits.
  7. The application shows up in your tracker.

Total active time from you: about 1 second per swipe.

What you don't have to do

  • Open the company's website
  • Fill out their form
  • Write a cover letter
  • Upload your resume again
  • Answer the same demographic questions for the 50th time

What the agent handles

  • Standard ATS systems (Greenhouse, Workday, Lever, Ashby, iCIMS, etc.)
  • Resume tailoring per application
  • Cover letter generation
  • Saved-profile auto-fill
  • Standard demographic / EEO questions

What you should still do manually

  • Dream-role applications (hand-tailor the cover letter)
  • Roles requiring portfolios or video submissions
  • Roles where the application is a writing sample (consulting, journalism)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens when I swipe right on a job?

Our AI agent navigates to the company's career site, fills out the form using your saved profile, generates a tailored cover letter, and submits.

How long does an application take after I swipe right?

The agent typically completes the submission within minutes. You see the application show up in your tracker.

Can I undo a swipe right?

Once the application is submitted, no, it's gone to the employer. Before submission (rare brief window), the app will let you cancel.

Do all swipe rights result in submitted applications?

Almost all. Occasionally the agent encounters an unusual form it can't complete. You'll be notified when that happens.

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