Clock in where the work happens
Phone, browser or shared terminal: choose what fits your workplace. Clockings record the day’s working times and keep team attendance up to date.
See who is at work
A personal phone or a shared workplace terminal
The browser and mobile app suit employees who log and review their own time. At a shared terminal, employees identify themselves with a card or tag, optionally with a PIN.
For terminal-only users too
Someone who clocks in at a shared terminal can be a device-only user without an app login. They need an identification tag but no personal email address. A device user costs €2/month.
Clockings capture the time; employees review the day
Clockings form a draft working day. Employees can correct hours and breaks before confirming. Original clockings remain alongside it so managers can see any differences.
Clocking questions
Can a clocking be allocated to a project or work site?
Yes. Employees can select a project, work site and time type when clocking in. A QR code linked to the site fills in the allocation. Your employer can also require clocking within the site’s location boundary.
Does clocking record location?
Location use is chosen in shared settings. When enabled, it relates to the moment of clocking. Clocking does not continuously track employee movements.
What happens if someone forgets to clock out?
The open session is flagged for review. Automatic closing depends on shared settings and how old the session is. After closing, the actual working times are checked and corrected in the draft.
Roll out clock in/out where it is needed
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