Connecting Internshala (Step-by-Step)
Detailed walkthrough for authenticating and establishing session synchronization with Internshala.

Overview
Connecting Internshala links your candidate account with Applivo's discovery engine. This step-by-step guide explains how the authentication modal functions, how session credentials are encrypted, and how to verify that your connection is ready for automated job scraping and application runs.
Configuration walkthrough
- Open your Applivo Dashboard and click Connections in the left sidebar.
- Locate the Internshala card under Supported Job Platforms.
- Click the Connect button. An isolated browser authentication window will appear.
- Enter your registered Internshala email address and password.
- If prompted, complete the Cloudflare or visual CAPTCHA verification.
- Click Login on Internshala. Applivo detects the successful authentication redirect and captures your session tokens.
- The window closes automatically, and the card updates to 'Connected' with a green indicator.
Verifying the connection
After connecting, verify that your account is communicating cleanly:
- Navigate to Jobs in the sidebar.
- Click the Scrape button in the top right.
- Applivo will initiate a quick listing collection. Within 30-60 seconds, fresh internship postings matching your profile will populate your feed.
- Check the Connections page: the Internshala card should display 'Browser Session Active' or 'Connected'.
Disconnecting and revocation
To remove your Internshala credentials at any time, open Connections, click Disconnect on the Internshala card, and confirm. All stored session cookies in platform_cookies are purged immediately from the database.
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