Application receipts
Every completed Tsenta application keeps an application record you can review later. Depending on the application workflow, its trace can include:- The fields that were filled in.
- The answers given to open-ended questions.
- The resume and cover letter that were sent.
- The final submission result or confirmation captured by the workflow.
The tracker
Open Tracker in the dashboard to see your pipeline as a board. Applications move through stages:Applied
Interviewing
Offer
Rejected
Ghosted
Applications you send through Tsenta flow into your tracker automatically. While an application is being submitted, you’ll see it as in-progress; once it’s confirmed, it moves into your pipeline.
Pipeline flow
On the tracker, Tsenta also draws a pipeline flow chart — a visual of how your applications move from applied through interviews to offers and rejections. It’s an at-a-glance read on how your search is actually going.Add applications you sent elsewhere
Your tracker can hold your whole search, not just what Tsenta sent:1
Add one manually
Use Add application to log a role you applied to on your own — company, title, status, date, link, and notes.
2
Import a spreadsheet
Use Import CSV to bring in applications you’ve been tracking elsewhere.
Your inbox
Tsenta gives your account a dedicated application inbox. Messages sent there can be classified as acknowledgments, interviews, assessments, offers, rejections, reminders, or verification messages and linked to the relevant application. You can read threads, search messages, view attachments when available, and reply from the inbox. When a message is linked with high confidence, Tsenta may update the associated tracker status. You can always correct the status from the tracker.Connecting your own Gmail or Outlook account is optional and is separate from the dedicated Tsenta inbox. See Privacy & your data for how Tsenta uses that connection to retrieve application passcodes.
What’s next
How auto-apply works
How applications get sent in the first place.
Privacy & your data
What Tsenta does with your information.

