Every workforce is different, so the device and the app give staff seven ways to punch. Mix them on the same site: face for the kitchen, fob for the night shift, geofence for the crew on the road, desktop for the office. Every punch lands in the same place.
Walk up to the clock and you are clocked in. Recognition is tuned for site conditions: low light, hard hats, glasses, masks and sunglasses.

The reader is built into every device. Tap a keycard or a fob and go. Good for staff who already carry a card for the door.
Draw a zone around each site. Staff punch from the app only when their phone is inside it. The best fit for crews that move between sites.

A five-digit code on the device. The simplest fallback for a busy shift change or a worker without a card yet.
Remote and mobile staff send one word to your PunchClock number: in to clock in, out to clock out. No app, no training. Only messages from the phone number on the worker’s record count.

Print a code for any location and post it at the gate. Staff scan it in the PunchClock app on their phone. Good for guard posts, client sites and temporary works.
For office and front-desk staff who sit at a computer all day. They open punchclock.ai/desktop, confirm it’s them once, and punch in from the browser.
Wall-mounted or handheld, with the camera and RFID reader built in. Runs on a data SIM or your WiFi, and keeps running in heat, dust and salt air. Managers can clock a worker in or out from the clock itself when they need to.



