Schedule
Monday
6:30 AM
Commercial rough-in
Published for the crew
Electrician time clock software
Keep every electrician's job hours clear from the first site to payroll.
Clockspot is an employee time clock for electrical contractors. It keeps selected jobs, breaks, overtime, and corrections in one record the office can review before payroll.
Job Hours
Recorded today
8h 34m
Rough-in6h 12m
Troubleshooting2h 22m
Payroll Readiness
CorrectionReviewedReady
See the record before export
Clock-in options
Give every electrical crew a clock-in path the office can verify later.
Whether the day begins at the shop, a service call, or a construction site, each method creates an employee record with the evidence available to that clock event.
Start each job-site clock event with the job attached.
An electrician signs in from a browser and chooses the installation, service, or troubleshooting job. When location is shared, GPS and device details stay with that clock event for the office to review.
Keep an approved phone clock available for the field.
An authorized cell phone or landline can record the employee, time, selected job, caller number, and voice check without relying on browser location data.
Give the shop or job site one shared clock.
Electricians and apprentices use personal PINs on a shared tablet or computer, so the office gets a consistent crew record without dedicated time-clock hardware.
A changing job-site day
See each electrical job and correction clearly before payroll.
Clockspot puts the published shift, recorded job hours, and corrections in one employee record, so the office can see what changed before approving time.
Give each stretch of time a job the office can recognize.
Clockspot jobs categorize employee time. They do not assign the electrician, create a work order, track project progress, or calculate complete job cost.
Electrical workday
Employee time record
Installation shift published
Uptown rough-in
Troubleshooting job selected
Linwood troubleshooting
Missed clock-out corrected
Correction reviewed
Workweek approved for payroll
Workweek approved
Planned shift, job changes, correction, and approval stay together.
Electrician qualifications
Check licenses and safety training before assigning electrical work.
Record accepted electrical licenses and energized-work training on employee profiles. Require them for a Work Type, Job, or Work Site, then evaluate each record for the scheduled work date.
Electrical licenseEnergized work safety training
Use rules that match the work
Apply each requirement to a Work Type, Job, or Work Site. Clockspot combines every rule that matches the shift.
Catch missing or expired records early
Candidate checks use the shift date, so a record that expires before the work begins does not look current.
Keep each scheduling decision with the shift
Shift history records whether each requirement was satisfied or overridden, along with the accepted record or manager reason.
app.clockspot.com/qualifications
Explore Clockspot
See electrician job hours move toward payroll review.
See a published electrician schedule, compare recorded hours by job, and review the finished workweek before payroll export.
No login or setup required.
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Aaliyah Robinson24h8:00–4:00Coastline FitnessTime offVacation · 8hTime offVacation · 8h clockspot.com
A focused system boundary
Use Clockspot to prepare employee time. Keep project operations in your electrical system.
The office gets a clear employee record for payroll while the systems built for customers, projects, materials, and billing keep doing their jobs.
Clockspot owns
The employee time record
- Employee shifts and clock events
- Installation, service, project, and shop jobs
- Employee qualifications and shift eligibility checks
- Work-trip mileage by employee, job, or work site
- Breaks, overtime, corrections, and approvals
- Job Hours and payroll export files
Electrical systems own
Project and customer operations
- Customers, dispatch, work orders, and projects
- Permits, inspections, apprenticeship records, and source documents
- Estimates, change orders, materials, and inventory
- Job costing, invoices, payments, and profitability
Common questions
See whether Clockspot fits your electrical company’s timekeeping.
- Clock from the shop or field
- Keep selected jobs with the hours
- Resolve exceptions before payroll
Can electricians switch jobs when the workday moves to another site?
Yes. An employee can choose a Clockspot job before clocking in and select a different job while still clocked in when the work changes. The job stays with the relevant time segment and appears in the Job Hours report. Clockspot does not dispatch the employee or create a work order.
Does Clockspot continuously track an electrician’s location or route?
No. When an electrician clocks in or out from a browser and shares location, Clockspot can attach GPS evidence to that clock event. It does not follow the employee between sites, draw breadcrumb trails, or optimize routes. Employees can separately record a work trip’s distance, purpose, origin, destination, and optional job or work site for manager review.
What can electrical employees use to clock in?
Employees can clock in from a web browser on a phone or computer, use a shared browser kiosk with a personal PIN, or call Clockspot from an authorized cell phone or landline. Clockspot does not currently offer a native iPhone or Android app, and browser clocking requires internet access.
Can an electrician correct a missed clock-out or the wrong job?
Yes. An employee can request a time, job, note, or break correction with a reason. An administrator compares the recorded and requested values before approving or rejecting the change, and the entry history keeps the correction context.
How does Clockspot help review electrician overtime?
Clockspot classifies recorded hours using the overtime rules your company saves and shows those hours in timesheets and reports for review. It does not forecast labor, send approaching-overtime alerts, decide crew coverage, or provide legal advice.
Does Clockspot track apprenticeship hours, licenses, or qualifications?
Clockspot can record accepted license, certification, and qualification dates on employee profiles and require them for a Work Type, Job, or Work Site. It checks each employee’s record for the shift date, warns about missing or expired requirements, and records any manager override in schedule history. Keep apprenticeship hour records, supporting evidence, and external verification in the systems built for those jobs.
Does Clockspot replace electrical dispatch or project software?
No. Clockspot focuses on employee time and the payroll-side review. Keep customers, dispatch, work orders, projects, permits, inspections, estimates, change orders, materials, job costing, invoices, and payments in the systems that run your electrical operation.
Ready to review the next electrical workweek?
Add your electricians, define the jobs that matter, and review one complete week before payroll.