Time tracking
A time clock or a timesheet on web and phone, with the overtime, break and rounding rules you configure.
- Clock in, breaks, clock out
- Overtime and missed-break compensation
- Submit with attestation
Clock-In Controls
For field and multi-site workforces: a geofence, required location and IP restrictions decide where employees can clock in, and every clock event keeps its IP address and app, plus its location when location recording is on.
Location controls
You set a radius around work locations, and optionally around an employee's home address. Outside it, the clock-in is refused, with a map showing where the employee is and the work location.
Radius you set per location
IP ranges you approve
Clock-in only, clock-in and out, or every event
Browser, app, or both
Each clock event keeps the IP address and whether it came from the browser or the app, plus a map of where it happened when location recording is on. A questioned punch is answered from the record, not from memory.
A team map shows where people clocked in today, not where they are now, with who is working and who is on a break. Like the event map, it needs location recording on.
Map at the start and end of each event
IP address
Browser or app
Kiosk clock-in
A shared clock for teams that do not punch from a phone. Employees clock in and out and take breaks with a personal PIN, and kiosk punches land on the same timesheet. Built for restaurants, retail, warehouses and offices. Offline capture is on by default: punches are kept on the tablet and synced when the connection is back.
More in Time & Attendance
A time clock or a timesheet on web and phone, with the overtime, break and rounding rules you configure.
Accrual and request policies, requests and approvals, and balances employees can check on their phone.
Shift plans built around who is available and who is off, next to time and time off.
The questions teams ask before turning on location rules.
No. Location is captured at clock events only, never between them, and only when location recording is on.
Yes. A geofence accepts clock events only near a work location, and IP restrictions accept them only from approved networks. Both control where a clock event comes from, not who made it.
Yes. You choose per group whether location is recorded, required, or limited to a geofence, and a geofence can include an employee's home address.
No. Geofence and IP restrictions control where a clock event comes from, not who made it.
See kiosk, geofence and IP controls running under your brand.