# Enabling Adjudication

If any information contained on a candidate’s background check precludes them from working with your customer, it is your customer’s obligation to carry out the Adverse Action process. Although responsibility and liability for the Adverse Action process ultimately lies with your end user, Checkr helps make it easier to maintain a [compliant Adverse Action process](https://help.checkr.com/hc/en-us/articles/216873808). We recommend directing your customers to the report in the Checkr Dashboard to adjudicate a report (Engage or Adverse Action).

To drive your customers to the Checkr Dashboard, provide a link to the candidate’s Report at https://dashboard.checkr.com/reports/{id}.

Any updates to the report as a result of the customer’s adjudication process can be received by your application in the form of webhooks. See the [Webhooks](/partners/webhooks) section for more information on event types and typical workflows in which you might expect to receive them.