What Pulse Is Checking
Pulse is a quick phone check. It helps the company behind the form see that a real phone is with you while you complete that form.
Pulse is not deciding your application. It is not a credit score. It is not asking for your password or your location history.
What To Try
- Open the Pulse app on your iPhone.
- Scan the QR code on the form. If you are already on your phone, tap the Pulse link instead.
- Keep the form page open until it says the phone check worked.
- Return to the form and submit.
What Stays On Your Phone
The form does not get your raw motion data, raw sensor readings, Wi-Fi name, Bluetooth device name, phone call details, contacts, device serial number, or a trail of where you have been.
The form gets a short result for this one check, such as whether the phone check worked and a simple status.
If It Does Not Work
- Refresh the form page and try again. Use the newest QR code. Old codes expire.
- Make sure the phone has internet access and that the Pulse app can open.
- If it still does not work, contact the company that sent you the form. They control the form and any backup review option.
FAQ
Is Pulse a one-time code or CAPTCHA?
No. Pulse is checking that your phone is present for this form step.
Does Pulse send where I have been?
No. Pulse does not send a location trail to the form.
Can Kenshiki approve or reject me?
No. The company that sent you the form controls the application and any review path.