GPS Time Clock
The foreman clocks the crew with a photo and GPS, jobs are geofenced, clocked hours pre-fill the daily-report manhours grid, and timesheets export straight to payroll. An optional add-on that pays for itself in disputed-hours and audit defense.
The foreman taps a crew member, snaps a quick photo, and the device captures GPS and time — a defensible clock-in without issuing every laborer a login. A "clock everyone here" action handles the whole crew at the start of a shift.
Each company sets geofence behavior — off, advisory (flag far-from-site clock-ins), or strict (block them) — with an adjustable radius. The result is an honest record of who was actually on site, which is exactly what insurers and auditors ask about.
Clocked totals pre-fill the manhours grid on the foreman daily report. The foreman still allocates to cost codes, but the "how many hours did Joe work" guesswork is gone — and those hours land in job costing automatically.
The timesheet view shows each shift with photo thumbnails and distance flags. Approve a pay period, lock it, and export a CSV formatted for ADP Workforce Now, ADP RUN, Paychex Flex, QuickBooks, or a generic importer — no double entry.
No. The foreman clocks the crew from their own phone with a photo and GPS, matching how crews already work — no new accounts to manage for every laborer.
Each company chooses off, advisory (flag clock-ins far from the job), or strict (block them), with an adjustable radius. It produces a defensible record of who was on site without being heavy-handed unless you want it to be.
Yes. Approve and lock a pay period, then export a CSV formatted for ADP Workforce Now, ADP RUN, Paychex Flex, QuickBooks, or a generic importer. Clocked hours also pre-fill the daily-report manhours.
It's an optional add-on, so shops that don't need it aren't paying for it. When active, it integrates with daily reports and job costing automatically.
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