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Statement of record · sheet 01

Your candidate says they're in Stockholm.This is how you find out.

Send one link. When the candidate opens it and consents, you get a record of where they actually are — and the proof that they agreed to it.

Reconciliationsample record · illustrative data
FieldClaimed by candidateOn recordMark
LocationStockholm, SwedenBrasília, Federal District, BR
Time zoneCET (UTC+1)UTC−3
DeviceAndroid phoneAndroid 10 · Edge 150
ConnectionHome broadbandResidential IP
ConsentGiven 18:28 · GPS ±14m
Discrepancy — 2 of 4 fieldsGPS −15.85536, −47.81578 (±14m) · recorded with consent
Create your first linkFree · no card · magic-link sign-in

Three entries

01

Create the link

Tick the options you want — consent page, GPS prompt, forward on — and edit the notice if you like. You get one short URL.

02

Send it yourself

Email, LinkedIn, your ATS — however you already talk to the candidate. We send nothing on your behalf.

03

Read the record, leave with a sheet

One printable record of what was observed, what changed, and — stated on the page — what it cannot tell you. No score, no verdict.

The candidate is never in the dark.

GPS is only ever collected through the browser's own permission prompt — it cannot be forced, and we don't try. The notice states plainly what is recorded when the page opens and what consent covers, with the GDPR and LGPD basis for each.

That's the point: a record a candidate agreed to is worth something. A covert one isn't.

Counterfoil · shown to candidate

Location Data Collection Consent

Recorded on open — your IP address, the approximate city derived from it, your browser identification, and the time. Basis: legitimate interest.

Your consent covers — your GPS location, only if you allow it in your browser prompt, and the record of your consent. Basis: GDPR Art. 6(1)(a); LGPD Art. 7, I.

You may withdraw consent at any time, as easily as you gave it.

Allow locationContinue with IP only

One link, three switches

SwitchCandidate seesNote
Consent pageYour notice, and a button to agreeTurn it off and they see only a brief loading moment
Ask for GPSThe browser's own location promptThey can always decline; the visit is still recorded
Forward onYour job page, scheduler, anythingOptional — leave it off and the link just records

Every link records the IP, its approximate location and network, and the visitor's device and browser characteristics. GPS is the only thing that needs the visitor to say yes.

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