Use the computer already sitting at your front desk, shop, office, warehouse, or worksite as the place employees clock in and out.
Separate time-clock hardware adds cost and another device to maintain. Open clock-in links can also make it easier for workers to punch from places you did not intend.
Work-A-Beez lets an administrator register approved computers as trusted clock-in devices. If a computer is not authorized, the system blocks clock-in for that company.
Work-A-Beez is browser-based workforce software. Product controls reduce certain risks but do not guarantee prevention of time theft or policy violations.
Yes. A business can authorize a workplace computer and use it as the employee clock-in point.
The clock-in flow checks whether the computer is trusted for that organization and blocks the clock action when it is not.
Work-A-Beez plans support different numbers of authorized clock-in devices; see the pricing page for current plan limits.
Set up your company, authorize the computers you want to use for clock-in, and test the workflow with your own employees.