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Your profile is the source of truth Tsenta uses for every application. The more complete and accurate it is, the better Tsenta fills out forms and tailors your resume. This page covers your profile, your resume, and the settings that control how Tsenta adapts them per job.

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Your profile

You’ll find everything under Profile in the dashboard. It reads like a portfolio of your career, organized into sections:

Contact & personal info

Name, email, phone, and location — used to fill the identity fields on every application.

Experience

Your roles, companies, dates, and accomplishments.

Education

Schools, degrees, majors, and dates.

Skills

Grouped skills you can add to or trim.

Projects & certifications

Extra credibility to draw on when a role calls for it.

Application defaults

Work authorization, work preferences, and the background answers Tsenta reuses on applications.
You can also add custom sections for anything that doesn’t fit the standard layout.

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Keeping it complete

Tsenta shows a completeness indicator and flags fields that are missing or that applications commonly require. Filling these in means fewer surprises and fewer applications that need your attention mid-flight.
Set your work authorization once and Tsenta answers work-eligibility questions consistently and correctly across every application.

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Your resume

Your resume is what Tsenta submits on every application. From the Documents section of your profile you can:
  • Preview the resume Tsenta will send.
  • Upload a new resume at any time.
  • Download your resume.
PDF vs. DOCX. If you upload a .docx file, Tsenta keeps your original template — tailored versions preserve your formatting. If you upload a PDF, resumes render in Tsenta’s default format. When you have a DOCX on file, you can still download a PDF copy.

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Cover letters

Tsenta can attach a cover letter to your applications. You can preview and edit your default cover letter from your profile, and Tsenta tailors it per role when cover letters are turned on (see below).

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Multiple resume profiles

You’re not limited to one resume. Tsenta lets you keep several resume profiles — for example, one tuned for frontend roles and another for product roles.
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Create a profile

Make a new profile from scratch, duplicate an existing one, or import a different resume file.
2

Set a default

Pick which profile Tsenta uses by default when you apply.
3

Rename, duplicate, or delete

Manage all your profiles from the switcher on your profile page.

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How Tsenta tailors your materials

You control how much Tsenta rewrites for each job in Apply settings. There are separate controls for your resume and your cover letter.

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Resume optimization modes

Off

Submit your resume as-is. No AI rewriting.

Honest

Reword for the role using only what’s already on your resume. Nothing invented.

Aggressive

Rewrite more freely to maximize keyword match. This can stretch the truth, so review before sending.
You’re responsible for the content you submit to employers. In Aggressive mode especially, review the tailored resume before it goes out to make sure every claim is accurate.

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Cover letter modes

Cover letters use the same Off / Honest / Aggressive choices. Set it to Off and no cover letter is generated.

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Auto-approve

Each of resume and cover letter has an auto-approve toggle. When it’s on, Tsenta skips the review step and sends the tailored document straight through. When it’s off, you see and approve every change first.
Start with auto-approve off for your first few applications so you can see how Tsenta tailors your materials. Turn it on once you’re comfortable.

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What’s next

How auto-apply works

See how your profile and settings come together at apply time.

Tracking your applications

Follow everything you’ve sent.