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Clock in / out tracking

They badge in. You see it.

NFC card, key fob or QR code — all active at once. The record reaches the panel within seconds; the terminal reports its own status every 30 seconds.

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In short

An employee clocks in at the terminal with an NFC card, a key-fob tag or a QR code; the terminal confirms audibly and visually, showing the name and time. The record reaches the cloud panel within seconds and appears in the live activity list. The terminal reports its status every 30 seconds, so an outage is visible immediately.

Methods
NFC card, NFC key fob and QR code, all active together
To the panel
Within seconds of the badge
Device status
Reported every 30 seconds
Alert channels
Telegram, e-mail and SMS

Live tracking and alerts

Terminal offline. You knew first.

The terminal reports its status every 30 seconds. Lateness, unknown badges, absence, a device going offline and the end-of-day summary — you choose which event arrives on which channel.

  • Telegram
  • E-mail
  • SMS
CLOCKED IN TODAY128
ON SITE NOW121
LATE7
ACTIVE DEVICES4

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Manager in green glasses reading an alert on their phone

What you find out too late

The terminal went quiet three days ago.

  • A device offline unnoticed

    Nobody looks at the terminal until month end, by which time days are missing.

    Status every 30 seconds
  • Unknown badges

    A card nobody assigned keeps producing records that go nowhere.

    Collected on their own screen
  • Lateness seen at month end

    By the time it surfaces, the conversation is pointless.

    Alert the same morning
  • No idea who is on site

    In an emergency nobody can say who is inside the building.

    Live count in the panel

If it is not visible today, it is not manageable.

A record that arrives in seconds is information. A record found at month end is only an archive.

What you can be alerted about

Five events, three channels.

  • Late arrivalA clock-in outside the grace period
  • Unknown badgeA card that is not assigned to anyone
  • AbsenceA scheduled shift with no record
  • Device offlineA terminal that stopped reporting
  • End-of-day summaryThe day's totals, on the channel you choose

Frequently asked questions

Tracking questions.

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Which clocking methods are supported?

NFC card, key-fob NFC tag and QR code. All are active at the same time, so different groups of staff can use different methods.

How quickly does a record reach the panel?

Within seconds of the badge. The terminal also reports its own status every 30 seconds, independently of clockings.

How do I know if a terminal has gone offline?

Because the terminal reports every 30 seconds, an outage shows in the panel immediately and an alert is sent on the channel you chose.

Which channels can alerts use?

Telegram, e-mail and SMS. You decide which event goes to which channel.

Can I see who is on site right now?

Yes. The panel carries a live activity list and a current on-site count alongside the day's clock-in totals.

Quote and scoping

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Tell us your headcount and how many sites you run, and we will come back with a quote. Terminal setup, employee import and card assignment are part of it. We usually reply within one business hour.

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