Platform · AutoApply
AutoApply opens the funder's application page, fills in what it knows, parks what it does not, and waits. You review everything. You approve. Then it submits.
How AutoApply works
Before a browser opens, AutoApply confirms the link leads to a real application form and tells you when it does not.
Your profile, approved draft and saved answers go into the right fields. Matching documents from your vault are attached.
Any required question it cannot answer is set aside for you. It never guesses.
See every field and screenshot. Edit anything. An owner or admin approves. This step cannot be skipped or switched off.
After approval it submits and records who approved, each step, screenshots and the confirmation. Unclear confirmation reads "attempted", not "submitted".
Try it
Press run. Watch it fill what your records can answer and park what they can't. Answer the parked fields, then approve.
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Before it starts
AutoApply checks a funder's link before it opens a browser. Pick an example to see the answer you'd get, in the words the product uses.
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Type an answer once and AutoApply remembers it for the next form that asks the same question.
Follow each run on screen as it fills the form. If a funder shows a human-verification page, AutoApply stops and hands the form to you.
Where it works
Open, public web application forms on a funder's own site.
AutoApply tells you before it starts, and the opportunity stays in your pipeline.
The record
Months later, you can see who approved an application, what was filled in each step, screenshots and the confirmation.
Always your approval
Every submission is approved by an owner or admin of your organization first. There is no setting that removes this step.
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