Your first scan

A first readiness scan, end to end, from the trip match form to the readiness report.

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This walkthrough uses the Trip Match scan because it needs nothing but answers to a form, then shows how the other checks build on it. The whole loop is free; the optional AI reviews are the only steps that spend credits.

Run a trip match scan #

  1. Open Trip Match in your workspace (or from the header).
  2. Choose your traveler type (study, tourist, business, medical, sports, or other). The form then asks only what that type needs: a student is asked for education level, field and intake, a business traveler for the host organization and invitation letter, a tourist for travel dates and an itinerary. Everyone is asked for their name, origin, destination and budget. If you have had a prior visa refusal, select yes and complete the refusal details; the scan will not run without them, because a refusal changes what you should prepare.
  3. Select Run scan. The score is computed instantly from transparent rules, with strengths, weaknesses, recommended alternatives, and a step-by-step action plan.

Your inputs and results are kept in your browser and, when you are signed in, saved to your account.

Read the result #

The score is a 0 to 100 readiness signal, not a prediction of approval. Focus on the weaknesses list and the action plan: they name the specific gaps the score is reacting to. If you want a second, model-based opinion, the AI review button sends the same form to an AI reviewer (Uses 1 credit).

Continue through the other checks #

  1. Document Scan to work through the structured checklist of supporting documents and mark what you have.
  2. Bank Statement Scan to check your funds coverage from figures you type in. No statement upload or bank login is involved.
  3. Interview Practice to score a written answer to a real interview question.
  4. Readiness Report to see everything combined into one overall picture with an action plan.

Each has its own guide under Features. You can re-run any scan as often as you like; deterministic scans are always free.