Candidate-device tracking
Location progress is based on the candidate device used during the active assignment.
Active assignment visibility
With candidate consent, FER can use the signed-in candidate device to provide location progress during an active assignment, giving employers role-controlled visibility without tracking the employer device.
What is being tracked
FER connects location progress to assigned work and uses the signed-in candidate device as the source, giving employers relevant visibility in the correct context.
Location progress is based on the candidate device used during the active assignment.
Tracking is connected to the work assignment and its current status.
The information is surfaced through role-controlled FER workspaces for the relevant users.
How it works
The tracking context stays tied to active work rather than becoming a general location feature.
An employer creates and assigns the work to the candidate.
The candidate uses FER on the device associated with the active assignment.
Where consent and assignment conditions allow, location progress can update during the work.
The employer sees the relevant assignment and location progress through FER.
Privacy-aware design
FER keeps the tracking scope explicit so location visibility remains tied to consent, role and active work.
Location tracking is intended to operate with candidate consent.
The tracked location is the signed-in candidate device, not the employer device.
Tracking is connected to an active assigned-work context rather than general background location monitoring.
Use FER to connect assigned work, candidate progress and employer visibility.