How do you find resume keyword gaps?
Open Job Based Resume and read Missing. Those are gaps for this posting, not a generic industry word bank.
Open Job Based Resume on the posting and read the Missing list. Those are keyword gaps for this JD, not a generic industry word bank. FluxResume will not invent skills you do not have, and a keyword footer dump is not a fix.
- Use the Job Description tab: green is a direct match, yellow or orange is a smart match, Missing is nowhere on the resume.
- Filter Matched Requirements to Missing when you want the gap list only.
- The Pipeline card also shows a match panel: percent plus direct, smart, and missing highlights.
- Place a term in a bullet with proof, or on the skills list. Do not append a keyword footer.
- Re-run the match before you upload. Re-analyze rescores without changing text.
- Stuffing and placement are how you add keywords without stuffing.
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See the gap, then place one term
Stop hunting the JD by eye. Open the matcher on this posting. The Missing count is the work.
Jobscan leftover is a known brand for JD keyword-scan reports. FluxResume keeps the gap list on the same Job Based Resume card you will send. Compare: https://fluxresume.io/vs/jobscan/. Product: https://fluxresume.io/on-the-fly-resume/.
Use the posting's wording once or twice. Give the spelled-out form and the acronym once each. A complete mirror of every phrase reads as copied.
The donut around that list is how you see a match score before you apply. Same-day product walkthrough: Job Tracker is a kanban, not a spreadsheet dump.
Common questions
Is a keyword gap the same as a match score?
No. The score is one percentage. The gap is the Missing rows. Fix the rows that you can prove. Then rescore.
Should you add every missing term?
No. Add terms you can talk through in an interview. Leave the rest Missing.
Where do the terms go?
Experience bullets and the skills list. Not a dump under Education. Placement is in how you add keywords without stuffing.
Do you need a separate keyword-scan tool?
No. Job Based Resume already labels direct, smart, and missing against this JD. Jobscan leftover is brand recognition for that report style if you already live there.



