Site Clock opens the check-in button only when your employee is standing at the site — then their phone's fingerprint or face proves it's them. You decide who may clock in from anywhere.
Hold to check in
Fingerprint required
How it works
Add a site by typing its latitude and longitude, or search the map and drop a labelled pin. Set the radius — 100 m by default.
Your first account becomes the master. Everyone else signs up with the code you give them, and waits for your approval.
Inside the radius the button unlocks. Fingerprint or face confirms the person, the distance is checked again on the server, and the stamp is recorded.
What you get
Attendance is tied to the person, not a shared password. Nobody can clock in for a mate.
The check-in button stays closed outside your radius, and the distance is re-checked on the server so a fake location doesn't count.
Switch anyone between 'on site only' and 'anywhere' — foremen, drivers and office staff can be exempt while crews stay locked.
Each site gets its own code, coordinates and radius, so a crew on Tower-A can't clock in at Warehouse-2.
See who was on site and when, filter by day and by person, and export the month for payroll.
New sign-ups sit pending until you approve them, so a former employee can't rejoin with a new email.
Master control
The master account sees every employee and every site. Keep the crew locked to their site, and open the rule for the people whose job takes them off it — then close it again when the job ends.
Changing a rule takes effect on the employee's next check-in
Questions
Request a quote
Send the number of sites and the number of people who need to clock in. We'll create the sites, set the radius and hand you the codes for your teams.