AI Features
How does Match Score work?
Match Score compares a compact representation of your saved resume (skills, roles, experience, education) against the structured fields of each job (title, required and preferred skills, experience and education requirements) and returns a percentage. It's shown on every job in Find jobs and the Tracker once your resume is uploaded, on every plan, and it never counts against your plan. Treat it as a triage tool: it tells you which 5 of 50 listings deserve a careful read, not the probability of being hired.
What does the breakdown behind a score mean?
Open a job and switch to the Match tab in the job detail panel. It shows a one-line verdict (e.g. Strong match, Good fit, Partial fit, Weak fit), whether the role is in the same, an adjacent, or a different field from yours, the job's skills grouped by importance (Critical, Required, Preferred, Nice to have) with the ones you have highlighted, and checks on requirements such as years of experience, education, and languages.
Do I need to recompute scores after I change my resume?
No. Scores update to match your current resume on their own; there's nothing to re-run.
What's an AI Extraction?
A way to ask the same question across the jobs you select in the Table view and get the answer in its own column. Answers are kept per job, so they reappear whenever that job shows up in a later search. Define the question once (up to 100 characters), pick the answer format (Yes/No, list, number, date, short summary, extracted text), and the AI reads each posting and writes the answer for you. Examples: "Is this fully remote?", "Which technologies are mentioned?", "How many years of experience are required?". Each job counts once toward your plan's AI column jobs for the month (Free 3, Pro 200, Max 2,000), however many columns it answers.
How many AI Extraction criteria can I save?
Free can save 2, Pro 3, and Max 5. Saved criteria stick to your profile and become column headers in the Table view of Find jobs and in the Tracker. You can also override the answer format on a per-run basis without changing the saved definition.
Can I re-run an AI Extraction on jobs that already have an answer?
Yes. By default the run skips jobs that already have a value for the criteria you picked, so you only pay for new work. The confirmation summary before submitting tells you how many of your selected jobs are already done and how many will actually run. If you want to overwrite the existing answers, force the re-run from the same dialog: every selected job is processed again, regardless of its current value.
Does an AI Extraction use my resume?
No. An extraction answers each question purely from the job posting — the structured fields we've captured plus the full description. It doesn't read your resume, profile, or any personal data, so the answer describes the job, not your fit for it. The feature that compares a posting against your saved resume is Match Score; extractions and Match Score are separate tools.
Which AI does Jobiz use — is it ChatGPT or Gemini?
Jobiz's AI features run on established third-party AI providers, not a model we built in-house. Those providers act as data processors under data-processing agreements that contractually prohibit them from training on your CV content or your prompts. We don't publish which specific models power each feature — the exact mix can change as we tune for quality and cost — so the honest answer is "leading third-party models, under strict data agreements," rather than any single product name.
What does Analyze do on a resume?
Runs an end-to-end AI quality review of a base resume: clarity and impact of bullets, missing keywords, section balance, and concrete suggestions you can apply one by one. Free includes one try; Pro and Max are unlimited, within fair use. Recommended right after your first upload and again after any substantial rewrite.
Can I rewrite individual bullets without re-running Analyze?
Yes. Once Analyze has opened the Resume Analysis dialog from a resume in Resumes, click Improve on any flagged section or bullet to rewrite just that part. Each Improve call rewrites only that part, not a full re-Analyze. Free includes one try; Pro and Max are unlimited, within fair use. Changes are previewed in place: accept and save to keep them.