Clock in with a PIN
The bay tablet is the time clock. A tech taps their four-digit PIN and they're on. You don't buy a badge reader, add hardware, or install anything.
Time Clock
The team clocks in on the tablet that's already in the bay, and the numbers are done when payday comes. No punch cards, no whiteboard math, no arguing about what time somebody actually got in.
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Built into the shop
Not a generic punch app bolted on the side. Shop time tracking that runs on the same tablet, the same people, and the same pay rules you already set.
The bay tablet is the time clock. A tech taps their four-digit PIN and they're on. You don't buy a badge reader, add hardware, or install anything.
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to buy. No badge reader, no punch clock on the wall, no second app for the crew to forget.
Start and end a meal from the same screen. Allow one per shift or several, and break time comes out of the paid total automatically.
Weekly, bi-weekly, semi-monthly, or monthly, anchored to a date you set, with your own work-week start day for the weekly rollup.
A tech requests a correction, a manager approves or rejects it with a reason, and every edit lands in an audit log nobody can quietly rewrite.
Set a daily and a weekly OT threshold per role at 1×, 1.5×, 2×, or 2.5×. Weekly overtime re-splits across the whole week, so a long Monday doesn't get double-counted on Friday.
One click gives you a CSV of the pay period, broken out per person with regular and overtime separated, ready for whoever cuts the checks.
Who's here, who's on break, and where the pay period stands, all on one screen.
Runs itself
A shift still running after midnight gets closed automatically and the manager is notified, so nobody shows up with a 19-hour day.
When a pay period closes, its completed entries lock and any adjustment request still pending on them is rejected. Numbers stop moving after you've paid them.
When someone crosses their weekly OT threshold, the shop gets a notification while there's still time to move the schedule.
PIN to payday
The tablet that's already in the bay is the clock. Four digits and they're on, with the punch stamped at the moment it happened.
Meal breaks come off the paid total, and a shift somebody forgot to close gets shut automatically instead of billing a 19-hour day.
A tech requests a fix, a manager approves or rejects it with a reason, and the audit log keeps both. Nothing changes quietly.
Hours lock when the pay period ends, then export the CSV with regular and overtime already split out.
Time tracking is on every Pro plan. Sign up today and the crew punches in on the bay tablet in the morning.