ATS Check
Before you apply, you can't see your match score, or how well your resume covers the ATS keywords the role actually screens for.
How we solve it
Offer Underway is built on top of the ATS systems companies use, with full keyword coverage, semantic, and skill/experience checks, so everything it writes is optimised to pass. It flags missing experience and similar skills for you to review and edit while staying competitive, and points out the crucial gaps holding you back from the top of the shortlist. You don't write or edit the resume yourself; you just tell us the missing experience and we put it into a proper resume. You only focus on your experience.
Built on the real ATS checks
Offer Underway runs the same checks an ATS does, so everything it writes is optimised to pass screening.
- Keyword coverage, semantic, and skill/experience checks.
- Flags missing experience and similar skills for you to review and edit.
- Keeps you competitive and easy to shortlist.
You add the experience, we build the resume
It points out the crucial gaps holding you back, so you can fill them, without writing or editing the resume yourself.
- Surfaces the missing experience pushing you below the top candidates.
- You just tell us the missing experience; we put it into a proper resume.
- You only focus on your experience, we handle the writing.
Product proof
Comparison
| Check | Why it matters | Offer Underway |
|---|---|---|
| Keyword coverage | ATS scans the job post for its language | Covered, close, transferable, and missing terms |
| Semantic & skills | Right meaning matters, not just exact words | Similar skills surfaced and flagged to add |
| Missing experience | Gaps push you below the top candidates | The crucial gaps, written into the resume |
FAQ
What does ATS mean?
ATS means Applicant Tracking System. Employers use it to parse, store, and filter applications before a human reviews the resume.
Can an ATS checker guarantee interviews?
No checker can guarantee interviews. It can improve the quality of the application by making fit, wording, and missing evidence visible before submission.
Should I use a two-column resume for ATS?
For online applications, a clear single-column layout is usually the safer default. More visual templates can be useful when sending directly to a person.