Geofencing is a characteristic in a software course that use the universal positioning arrangement (GPS) or radio frequency detection (RFID) to classify geological limits. Geofencing permits a manager to set up boundries so when a device enters the defined area, an observation is generated. Geofencing applications include Google Earth, which enables Managers to define area on top of a specific geological area. All apps define area by longitude and latitude or through user defined and Web-based maps. It Depends on how geofencing is applied, it can provide mobile push notifications, text messages or alerts, allow tracking, disable certain technology or deliver location based app data.

Live Demo