Time tracking for your crew
TeamTicks is time tracking for teams whose work happens somewhere other than a desk — construction, cleaning, maintenance, landscaping, and any crew spread across more than one site.
Your team clocks in from their phone at the site, not on a sheet in the van. You see who turned up, where, and when — while it is happening, rather than at the end of the month.
WHAT YOUR CREW DOES
• Clock in and out in one tap, with the site confirmed by GPS
• See this week's shifts and where they are working next
• Request time off, and see what is left of their allowance
• Ask for a time to be corrected after forgetting to clock out
• Message the people on their site or their job
• Carry their own timesheet in their pocket — hours, breaks, totals
WHAT MANAGERS DO, FROM THE SAME APP
• A live board answering "who is on site right now?" across every workplace
• Review timesheets, with breaks already deducted by your rules
• Approve or decline time corrections and time-off requests on site, without a laptop
• See the week's shifts and the gaps in them
• Keep an eye on jobs and the people assigned to them
BUILT AROUND HOW SITE WORK ACTUALLY GOES
Geofencing per workplace. Draw a radius around a site and decide what an off-site clock-in means for your business: allowed, allowed but flagged with the distance recorded in metres, or refused outright.
Break rules that apply themselves. Set the break once — paid or unpaid, and only on days long enough to have earned one — and stop arguing about it.
Auto clock-out for the shift somebody forgot to end, so a fourteen-hour day never reaches payroll.
An audit trail as standard. Requested times sit beside clocked times until somebody rules on them, and every edit records who made it and which fields moved. Clocked hours never quietly change underneath anyone.
Overnight shifts that split correctly across the two days, and a working day that belongs to where it was worked rather than to a server's timezone.
ABOUT LOCATION
TeamTicks uses location to confirm that a clock-in happened at the workplace. One position is recorded at clock-in and one at clock-out. The app does not follow anyone between those two moments — there is no continuous tracking, and no location is collected while a shift is simply running.
YOU NEED AN ACCOUNT FROM YOUR EMPLOYER
TeamTicks is a workplace tool rather than a personal timer. A business is set up first and an administrator adds their people, who then sign in with their work email address and a password. Companies that would rather not hand out email addresses can switch on sign-in by phone number, and their people receive a code by text instead. Payroll export, workplaces, shift patterns and company settings live in the web console at teamticks.com.
If your company does not use TeamTicks yet, you can start a free trial at teamticks.com.
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