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# Delpha Job Tracking

## Delpha Job Tracking Menu Overview

The **Delpha Job Tracking** section helps you monitor your contacts’ career movements directly in Salesforce. It centralizes features related to job history visualization and automation of job change detection.

## **Available Options**

* **How to display the Job History**\
  [Step-by-step instructions for adding the *Job History* related list to the Contact page layout, allowing easy tracking of employment changes.](/delpha-for-salesforce/how-to-faq/delpha-job-tracking/how-to-display-the-job-history.md)
* **How does job tracking works**\
  [Describes how Delpha uses LinkedIn data to identify job changes, enrich account/contact records, and trigger follow-up actions such as contact updates or account creation](/delpha-for-salesforce/how-to-faq/delpha-job-tracking/how-does-job-tracking-works.md).


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