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Track Work Hours from Clock In to Clock Out

Record employee start and end times accurately across locations and devices so attendance, timesheets, and payroll stay aligned.
Attendance at a Glance

Attendance at a Glance

Instantly view your attendance details including department, and recent clock-in or clock-out times

Start Your Day

Start Your Day

Mark your attendance instantly with a single click using the Clock In button

Take a Break

Take a Break

Log your break time effortlessly, clock out for a break and resume your shift with one tap

Smart Employee Filter

Smart Employee Filter

Quickly filter employees by name, select date range and review precise clock-in and clock-out records

FAQs

frequently asked questions

Find your answers to these frequently asked questions

What is the Clock In and Out feature in TimeLive?
The Clock In and Out feature allows employees to record when they start and finish work, creating accurate attendance records that flow into timesheets and reports.
Yes. Employees can clock in and out using web or mobile apps, making it suitable for office, remote, and field-based teams.
Yes. Clock-in and clock-out times automatically populate timesheets, reducing manual entries and improving accuracy.
Yes. Managers can review clock-in records, spot irregularities, and approve timesheets through centralized dashboards.
Yes. Clock-in and out works with defined working shifts, break types, and attendance rules to match your schedules.
Yes. Any edits or adjustments to clock-in or clock-out times are recorded and included in reports for accountability.
Yes. The feature supports teams working across multiple locations, time zones, and job sites.
By capturing actual start and end times, payroll calculations are based on verified attendance data, reducing errors.
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