Clock in
Weekend Services
8:30 AM
Main campus

Church time clock software
Schedule paid office, facilities, nursery, production, and event staff. Then keep each clock-in, break, correction, and approval in one employee-time record.
Clock in
Weekend Services
8:30 AM
Main campus
Schedule
Who's Working
Clock-in options
The employee chooses a ministry or event Job before clocking in, so the work area stays with the time entry.
A personal PIN, the calling number, and an optional voice check help identify the employee and preserve the clock event.
Choose which paid employees can use the kiosk. Optional photos attach identity evidence without blocking the time entry if the camera fails.
One service week
Publish paid shifts with the right Job and note. Clockspot records employee time around the service plan; it does not plan worship, manage events, or schedule volunteers.
Elmstone Church
Published paid-staff shifts
9:00 AM to 4:30 PM
Administrative coverage and staff meeting
3:30 PM to 8:15 PM
Paid setup, program support, and reset
4:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Room setup and building walkthrough
7:00 AM to 12:30 PM
Service checks and paid production coverage

Church customer story
“One of the unexpected benefits of Clockspot in my organization is improved communication.”
Run the service week
Start with published paid shifts, check who is working around service times, and close the workweek only after missing time and approvals are resolved.
Put office, facilities, nursery, production, and event employees on visible shifts with a Job and note.

A focused system boundary
Clockspot keeps the paid employee work record clear. Volunteer, member, worship, giving, accounting, and clergy-payroll systems keep doing their own jobs.
Clockspot owns
One reviewed workweek for payroll
Church systems own
Keep the church tools you already use
Explore Elmstone Church
Inspect the paid employee schedule, current staff status, correction history, and payroll readiness in a complete fictional church account.
No login or setup required.

Common questions
Yes. Set up Weekend Services, Nursery, Facilities, Production, Church Office, or other work areas as Clockspot Jobs. The selected Job stays with the time entry and appears in Job Hours. A Clockspot Job is one flat time category, not a ministry-management, event, fund, budget, or accounting record.
Yes. An employee can choose a Job when clocking in and switch Jobs while still clocked in. Each resulting time segment keeps its selected Job for manager review and reporting.
No. Clockspot is built for employee timekeeping. It does not provide volunteer profiles, opportunity signup, service-hour verification, congregation attendance, member records, child check-in, or volunteer communications. Use a church or volunteer-management system for those records.
No. Clockspot records and exports employee time. It does not decide worker classification, calculate clergy tax treatment or housing allowances, process payroll, file taxes, keep church books, or connect to QuickBooks Online. Your church and its advisers decide how each worker and payment should be handled.
Not currently. Clockspot administrators can see account-wide employee information. Locations and Jobs can organize campus and ministry work, but they do not create campus-limited or ministry-limited manager permissions.
Employees can request corrections with a reason. Administrators review entries and approve the pay period, then download CSV, Excel, or PDF reports or use a configured export file. Clockspot prepares employee-time records but does not process payroll or connect those records to a church-management or accounting system.
Invite your paid staff, publish the next service-week schedule, and review one complete workweek before payroll.