Profile Manager in Sprint CV

How to Access the Profile Manager in Sprint CV

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A single consultant can have several profiles, translated, tailored to a client, or built from a different CV. Profile Manager is where you create, organize and switch between all of them.

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Open Profile Manager

Click the icon at the top of the consultant’s profile. This opens the list of all their profiles.

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View and edit the profile list

Profile Manager shows the list of profiles for the consultant. Click “Edit Selected” to open the currently selected profile in edit mode. Otherwise, you can click on the pencil icons next to each profile to enter edit mode as well.

Profile Manager in Sprint CV

Create a new profile

Click “New Profile” to open a popup. Choose the name of the profile, and decide whether to upload a new CV or copy the information from another profile. Then set the language, decide if it’s private, and choose whether to use AI Review. Click “Create Profile” to finish.

Profile Manager in Sprint CV

Can I create a new profile from an existing one instead of uploading a new CV?

Yes. When creating a profile, choose to copy the information from another profile instead of uploading a new CV.

Make a profile private or validate the profile

Back in Profile Manager, you can mark a given profile as private. You can also validate the profile by clicking the “Check” icon.

Profile Manager in Sprint CV
Want to validate or translate a profile from here? See How to Validate a Consultant Profile and How to Translate a Consultant Profile.

Delete or clone a profile

To delete a profile, click the bin icon next to it. You can also clone a profile to create a copy of it. And edit the profile’s name or translate it through the edit profile feature.

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Switch the displayed profile

The profile shown on the consultant’s page is marked as selected. Click “Set as Selected” on any other profile to display it instead.

Profile Manager in Sprint CV

How do I know which profile is currently shown on the consultant’s page?

It’s marked as selected in Profile Manager. Click “Set as Selected” on a different profile to switch.

Profile Manager checklist

  • ✓Click the icon at the top of the consultant’s profile
  • ✓Click “Edit Selected” to edit the current profile
  • ✓Click “New Profile” to create one, from a new CV or a copy
  • ✓Set the language, privacy and AI Review options
  • ✓Mark a profile as private, if needed
  • ✓Click the bin icon to delete a profile
  • ✓Clone a profile to create a copy
  • ✓Click “Set as Selected” to change the displayed profile

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I access Profile Manager?

Click the icon at the top of the consultant’s profile.

How do I create a new profile?

Click “New Profile,” choose a name, a source (new CV or copy), a language, and click “Create Profile.”

Can I clone a profile?

Yes, from Profile Manager, to create a copy you can then edit or translate.

How do I delete a profile?

Click the bin icon next to it in Profile Manager.

How do I change which profile is displayed?

Click “Set as Selected” on the profile you want to show on the consultant’s page.

Still have questions about Profile Manager? Send an email to hello@sprintcv.com and our team will walk you through it.

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