FieldQuo

Doing the jobClock in and out

Clock on from whatever phone they have, and nothing else

One button that starts and stops the clock, hours rounded the same way the office rounds them, and no tracking of where anybody is.

Your first 14 days are free, and nothing is charged until they are up.

What this takes off your week

Hours arrive on a scrap of paper on Friday and half of them are somebody's best recollection.
The clock is either running or it is not, and today's total is on the screen while it runs.
You do not want to tell your crew you are tracking where they are.
Nothing here records a location. There is no map, no boundary and no check-in photo.
Somebody clocks their mate on from the van.
The clock only ever belongs to whoever is signed in. There is no field for another person's name.

How it works here

1

One button, and a timer that agrees with it

In and out are the same button. Today's total blends the hours already booked with the time still running, so the figure matches the timer above it instead of jumping when you stop.

2

Rounded once, the same way everywhere

Hours are rounded when the clock stops, in exactly the rounding a hand-entered timesheet uses, so payroll reads one number whichever way the entry was made.

3

It says what is wrong instead of doing nothing

Somebody who is not set up as a worker is told so, and told where an admin fixes it. Clocking in twice, or out when you were never in, is refused with the reason.

The specifics

Crew clock on against the job they are on, from whatever phone they have.

Record-keeping only
No location, no boundary, no check-in photo, no break or overtime maths on this screen, and no money. What it does is record when somebody started and when they stopped.
One clock at a time
Clocking in while already in is refused, and so is clocking out when nothing is running. Both say which it is.
The clock belongs to whoever is signed in
There is no way to name somebody else, so nobody can be clocked in from the passenger seat.
No job is asked for here
A punch from this screen is a record of the day rather than a line in one job's cost.
Entries start as pending
Nothing counts until it is approved. Approved hours are what payroll and job costing read.
Somebody not yet on the roster
Gets a card explaining it and the exact place an admin fixes it, rather than a button that does nothing.

What you get

Every plan includes all of it. Plans differ by how many people can work in the account, not by which features they are allowed to use.

  • Clock in and out

    Crew clock on against the job they are on, from whatever phone they have.

Try it on your own jobs

The first 14 days are free. Bring your own rates, your own logo and the client list you already have.