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Time clock: punch in and out with a tap on the phone

A time clock today means one of two things: the phone your employee already carries, or a shared device at the door. Celtucom does both, and what gets recorded is the same.

  • 14-day free trial, no credit card
  • €6.50 per user per month, excluding VAT
  • Every feature included
  • iOS, Android and web

On the employee's own phone

Clock in with one tap, with the role and sub-location for that shift. Geofencing checks it happens on site, and it keeps working without signal.

  • One-tap clock-in
  • Geofencing and GPS
  • Works offline

Or a shared kiosk at the door

Kiosk mode turns a shared device into a time clock: each employee clocks in with their own PIN, there is an exit PIN for the device, and it has its own schedule.

  • A PIN per employee
  • An exit PIN for the device
  • Its own schedule

Same timesheet either way

Phone or kiosk, the punch lands in the same timesheet with breaks and overtime, ready for review and day locking.

  • Live attendance
  • Breaks and overtime
  • Day locking

Then to payroll

An approved period goes out as Excel, PDF or CSV, or through a payroll connection.

  • Excel, PDF and CSV export
  • Payroll API connections
  • Audit trail on changes

Next to the time clock

The phone side is the time tracking app, the hours end up in the timesheets, and shifts come from the schedule.

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