Own the submittal
Fix anything the parser got wrong, decide how much of the prose changes, and see a diff of every AI edit before you accept it.
Turn the resume a candidate sent you into a branded submittal in seconds, with every extracted field checkable against the original before it reaches the hiring manager. A resume formatter built for staffing desks rather than job seekers: your template, your logo, their facts.
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At every rewrite level, these come back exactly as the source resume had them.
PDF or Word, formatted however the candidate wrote it — including the ones that are one unbroken block of text. Every field is pulled out and structured into a single record you can edit.
Each extracted value links back to where it came from in the original file. Click a field and the source document opens with that value highlighted. Where the parser was unsure, it says so and shows the alternatives it considered.
Your template, your logo, your colors. Export PDF or Word, or share a link the client opens in a browser. The candidate's original file stays attached to the record.
Rewriting runs at a level you pick, from formatting-only through to a full professional rewrite. At every level a deterministic check compares the result against the source resume.
We tested against 700 real resumes rather than tidy samples, and the median one had no line breaks at all. Candidates send what their last builder exported. A layout-based parser gives up on those quietly, returning half a sentence where the employer should be; this one reads the document as text when the layout gives it nothing to work with.
Fix anything the parser got wrong, decide how much of the prose changes, and see a diff of every AI edit before you accept it.
Approved templates, brand colors and logo placement live at the account level, so a new hire's first submittal looks like your tenth year of them.
Explicit redaction toggles for name, contact details and employer names, with a scan that reports what it could not confidently remove rather than guessing.
Software that takes a resume in whatever layout the candidate sent and produces a consistently formatted document from it, usually on the staffing firm's own branded template. It reads the text, works out the sections and sets the same content in the template, so every submittal reaches the client in the same shape.
For a staffing desk, one that shows you what it was unsure about, keeps the candidate's facts unchanged unless you approve an edit, applies your template and exports both PDF and Word. For an individual, any tool that keeps your text in a single readable column and lets you check the result before you send it.
Applicant tracking systems such as Workday, Greenhouse and iCIMS on the employer side, and recruiting CRMs such as Bullhorn on the staffing side. They parse a resume into fields; a resume formatting tool sits beside them and produces the document the client reads.
Not today. It works alongside your ATS or CRM: export the formatted resume as PDF or Word and attach it to the candidate record. Integrations are on the roadmap, not built.
Only as far as you choose. Format only makes no rewrite call; higher modes can tidy or rewrite the prose, but employers, titles, dates and qualifications are restored word for word and every change is shown as a diff you approve.
It is software, not a service: your recruiters get a formatted, checkable resume in seconds with no outsourced team and no turnaround. Resume formatting and writing services suit people who want someone else to do the work by hand, at a much higher price per resume.
ConnectIQ runs from a free first conversion to $119 a month for 1,000 resumes, about 12 cents each. Every price is on the pricing page, with no sales call.
Your first conversion is free, no card. Use a resume you have already sent to a client and compare it against what you sent.
US accounts are billed in US dollars — see pricing.