Draw a GPS area inside each Work Site
Drop a pin on the Work Site and set its radius. A clock event inside the circle verifies that GPS approval and can establish the site when it fits the selected job.
Geofencing time clock
Clockspot compares each web clock-in with the GPS areas, IP networks, and browsers you approve. A GPS match verifies the event and can identify the Work Site when that site fits the selected job. Choose whether an unmatched clock-in is allowed, recorded with a warning, or blocked outright.
Clocking approvals
Drop a pin on the Work Site and set its radius. A clock event inside the circle verifies that GPS approval and can establish the site when it fits the selected job.
If GPS is not reliable indoors, approve the office IP network or a specific browser and optionally associate that approval with the Work Site.
7:58 AM · recorded for review
Record the shift with a warning so the employee still gets paid, or refuse the clock-in until an applicable approval matches.
Unmatched clock-ins
You pick what happens when an employee clocks in and an applicable clocking approval does not match: let it through, record it with a warning, or refuse the clock-in.

Customer story
“I can log in from anywhere and see exactly when my employees clocked in. It is also nice that I can restrict where they clock in from.”
Charlice Arnold
Your Office Staff Inc.
Verified customer
Live geofencing time clock demo
Open a sample Clock Activity Map to see each clock event on the map, which ones matched a clocking approval, and the GPS accuracy behind them.
No login or setup required.
Clock events
70
Employees
7




Marcus BrownClock in · Tue, Aug 4 at 8:02 AMMatchedCommon questions
A geofencing time clock compares an employee’s event coordinates with a GPS area configured for a Work Site. Clockspot can also verify clock-ins through separate approved IP-network, browser, or phone-caller-ID records.
Yes. Choose Block clock-in to refuse a web clock-in when no approved GPS area, network, or browser matches. A matching network or browser still verifies the event even when GPS does not. Clock-out is never blocked, and phone clocking is controlled separately.
A Work Site can have one or more GPS areas. Approved IP networks, browsers, and phone caller IDs are separate clocking approvals that can optionally be associated with the same Work Site.
You pick what happens: Clockspot lets the clock-in through, records it with a warning for review, or refuses it. The policy applies when at least one clocking approval applies to the event and the event does not satisfy it.
Set up your clocking approvals in a few minutes, then let Clockspot flag the clock-ins that do not match.