Follow-up
Follow up your application at the right time
Following up on an application at the right time, with a short message, raises your chances of getting a reply. Near future. An application left waiting vanishes in the machine's queue. ATSway helps you pick the moment: a suggested delay, a short follow-up sentence and a reminder on each application.
What you gain
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The right moment
A suggested delay guides you: you follow up when it helps, and every good application gets its sequel.
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A sentence ready to send
Short, courteous, built around the delay: you touch it up, you send it.
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Every follow-up tracked
Each application has its reminder: the deadline waits for you on the board.
A delay adapted to the recruiter
The suggested delay adjusts to each recruiter: shorter for one who answers quickly, longer for one who takes their time. The processing of data is detailed in the privacy policy.
A follow-up sentence ready to go
The interview preparation contains a follow-up sentence: short, courteous, built around the suggested delay. You touch it up in your own words.
Hello, I am getting back to you about my application for the digital marketing manager position, sent a week ago. I remain very interested in this role and available to discuss it.
Fictional example: the human with the expired badge follows up on Thursday morning, before the machine's queue fills up. Two or three sentences are enough.
The reminder on each card
You set the follow-up date in the application's calendar. The card in application tracking warns you when the deadline approaches, then on the day. Once the follow-up is made, you mark it in one gesture.
Your journey
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Send your application
ATSway keeps a record of the sending.
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Set the follow-up date
In the application's calendar, with the suggested delay as a guide.
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Watch the reminder
The card warns you ahead of the deadline.
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Follow up and mark it
One gesture records the action.
Frequently asked questions
How long should I wait before following up?
ATSway suggests a delay adapted to each application and its recruiter.
How is the suggested delay chosen?
It relies on aggregated data, with users' consent: see the privacy policy.
Are my applications shared?
Your applications stay private. If you accept, only the application status and an unreadable fingerprint of the recruiter's email feed the statistics.
Do I have to follow up every application?
The reminder and the suggested delay help you decide when to follow up, and the decision is yours.