Set up a shared workplace computer as a practical clock-in station for hourly teams while keeping clock activity tied to devices your business controls.
Traditional kiosk hardware can be expensive for a small business, while phone-based systems may not fit teams that all start and end work at the same location.
Use a browser on an authorized workplace computer as the shared punch point. Employees enter their identifying information and PIN, clock in or out, and Work-A-Beez records the time entry for managers.
Work-A-Beez is browser-based workforce software. Product controls reduce certain risks but do not guarantee prevention of time theft or policy violations.
No. A computer with a supported browser can serve as the shared clock-in station once the administrator authorizes it.
Yes. A shared clock point can be a simple fit for offices, shops, warehouses and other teams that report to a workplace.
Yes. Clock-in and clock-out activity becomes time-entry data used in attendance, timekeeping and payroll reporting workflows.
Set up your company, authorize the computers you want to use for clock-in, and test the workflow with your own employees.