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# Invitation to X-GPS Tracker
Send an invitation to install X-GPS Tracker on an employee's iOS or Android device, turning their smartphone into a GPS tracker linked to your Navixy account.
You can turn a smartphone or a tablet into a GPS tracking device by installing our **X-GPS Tracker** app. Our app is available to download on the Google Play and iOS App Store and is absolutely free.
The activation process is the same for both iOS and Android devices.
## X-GPS Tracker activation
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2\. Click the **Device activation icon** in the application bar.
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3\. Enter **X-GPS Tracker** into the **Select model** field and select it. Click **Next.**
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3\. Enter the name of the object you're creating. Click **Next**.
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4\. Enter the email address or phone number to receive an invitation with the download link.
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5\. You will receive instructions for automatic and manual setup. Click **Activate.**
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6\. After installing **X-GPS Tracker,** the app will be configured, and the cell phone or tablet will be turned into a **tracking device** displayed on the platform. Alternatively, enter the ID you've received by email.
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