Time-in and time-out that suits how your people arrive
Fingerprint or face on a device at the entrance, a shared tablet at the site office, or a phone punch locked to a geofence and stamped with a selfie for field crews. All three feed one log, so an office team, a project site and a branch in the province appear in the same report.
Shifts, rest days and schedules you can plan a week ahead
Fixed shifts, rotating shifts, split shifts, compressed work weeks and per-site schedules. Assign a pattern to a team, adjust one person for one week, and the system knows who was expected where. Absences and no-shows surface the same morning rather than at cutoff.
Overtime, late, undertime and night differential on your rules
Overtime counts only when it was filed and approved, so nobody earns it by staying near the biometric device. Grace periods, break deductions, night differential windows and rest-day and holiday premium rates are set once and applied identically to everyone, every cutoff.
Leave filing, balances and the holiday calendar
Employees file leave from a phone, supervisors approve, and balances update themselves — vacation, sick, service incentive leave and your own company types. Regular and special non-working holidays are loaded to the calendar each year, including local holidays that only affect one branch or city.
Multiple sites, projects and cost centres
Attendance is tagged to the site, branch or project a person worked on, so labour cost lands on the right job order and a supervisor sees only their own crew. Transfers mid-cutoff split correctly instead of dumping the whole period on one project.
A payroll export that runs without retyping
Approved attendance becomes a payroll input file with regular hours, overtime, night differential, holiday premium, lates and absences already computed. If you run our payroll system it is one click and no file at all. Locked cutoffs cannot be edited afterwards without an entry in the audit log.
Reports and an audit trail HR can defend
Daily time records per employee, tardiness and absence summaries, overtime by department, headcount on site by day. Every manual correction records who changed what, when and why — the difference between a record you can present in a labour case and one you cannot.