Acceptable use policy
The short version: prepare as many genuine applications as you like, describe your real experience, and do not attack the service.
Last updated 1 March 2026
Encouraged
None of the following is restricted, and none of it counts against you:
- Preparing applications for many roles — ten, fifty, or several hundred over a job search.
- Regenerating a document repeatedly until the wording is right.
- Keeping a long history of applications and returning to them months later.
- Uploading multiple screenshots of a posting that will not copy cleanly.
Not permitted
These will result in throttling, suspension or removal:
- Automating the service with scripts, bots or headless browsers.
- Creating accounts in bulk, or sharing one account across many people.
- Attempting to reach another user's applications, documents, uploads or profile.
- Attempting to escalate your own account to an administrative role.
- Probing, scanning or overloading the service, or attempting to bypass rate limits.
- Uploading malicious files, or files you have no right to submit.
- Submitting content instructing the service to fabricate experience or ignore its own rules.
- Using the service to misrepresent qualifications, employment history or identity.
Fabrication
KnowUnit will not invent employers, dates, qualifications, certifications, skills, metrics or achievements, and it will not do so because a job description asks it to. Text inside an uploaded posting is data, never an instruction to the service.
Where a role requires something you have not done, the requirement is reported to you as a gap. Using KnowUnit to construct a false employment history is a breach of this policy.
How enforcement works
We look at patterns of behaviour, not volume of legitimate applications. Automated request floods, credential attacks and account farming are actioned. Someone applying for thirty jobs in an afternoon is a normal user and is treated as one.
Reporting
Report abuse or a security problem to support@knowunit.com.