Marcus BrownClock in · Tue, Aug 4 at 8:02 AMMatched- Work Site
- Weston Medical, Irvine
- Job
- Weston Medical, Irvine
Time clock for field employees
Employees clock in by phone browser, phone call, shared kiosk, or computer. Clockspot brings the job and the details available from that method back with each time entry.
Clock events
70
Employees
7




Marcus BrownClock in · Tue, Aug 4 at 8:02 AMMatchedClock-in choices
Use a phone browser, phone call, shared kiosk, or computer, whatever fits your business. Every method returns to the same manager review.
Employee account
Phone browser or computer
Employees sign in to Clockspot, choose a job when needed, and clock in. GPS, IP, and device details can stay with the event when available.
Clockspot call-in line
Landline or cell phone
Employees call from a landline or cell phone. The entry keeps the calling number and voice check rather than browser location details.
Shared kiosk
Existing tablet or computer
Employee PIN
Job selection can stay with the entry
Employees use a personal PIN on an existing tablet or computer, so a personal phone is never a requirement.
When an employee uses their own account and shares location, Clockspot can attach GPS, IP, and device details to the clock event.
Customer result
“Clockspot has enabled us to efficiently track time out in the field and save money on costly time clock equipment.”
What comes back from the field
A GPS-enabled browser punch should not look the same as a phone call or kiosk entry. Clockspot keeps the method-specific details understandable instead of implying every punch has the same evidence.
The selected job identifies the project, route, assignment, department, or cost code. Clients and work sites separately identify who the work is for and where it happened.
Browser, phone, and kiosk entries show the details that their own clock-in method can provide.
Review missed punches, edit requests, job assignments, and approval status before reporting or export.
Field time review
The clock-in method explains the evidence.
One review queue
Correct, approve, then open payroll reporting
Live field-time demo
Explore the Clock Activity Map, Job Hours report, and timesheet approvals in a working sample account. Choose a view below the demo, then click the screen to open it.
No login or setup required.
Clock events
70
Employees
7




Marcus BrownClock in · Tue, Aug 4 at 8:02 AMMatchedFit and next questions
See where Clockspot fits now. If your operation needs more, tell us how the workday runs and what information would help you manage it.
A strong fit
Crews start away from the office
Employees begin at job sites, client locations, routes, vehicles, yards, or shops.
Clock-in conditions change by stop
Some employees can use a browser, while others need a shared device or phone call.
Hours and work trips need context
Managers want time and manually recorded mileage organized by employee, job, and work site.
A manager reviews before payroll
Corrections, evidence, job assignments, and approvals should be resolved in one place.
A useful conversation
Dispatch and route decisions
Show us how assignments, route changes, and time records need to connect.
Location between clock events
Tell us what decision the additional location context would help you make.
Invoicing or EVV handoffs
Walk us through what should happen after job hours are reviewed.
A specific payroll handoff
Tell us which step or provider the reviewed hours need to reach.
Field time clock questions
It is a way for employees who start work away from a central office to record their hours. With Clockspot, they can use their own phone or computer, call from a landline or cell phone, or use a shared kiosk at a site.
Yes. Phone clocking lets an employee call Clockspot from a landline or cell phone. The resulting entry keeps the calling number and voice check rather than browser location details.
No. An employee can use their own phone or computer, a shared kiosk on an existing tablet or computer, or phone dial-in. You can mix clock-in methods within the same account.
When an employee clocks in or out from their own account and the device shares location, the entry can include GPS, IP, and device details. Kiosk and phone entries keep the details available from those methods instead.
Clockspot currently attaches GPS to clock events when an employee uses their own account and shares location. If you need location between clock events or another field-tracking workflow, contact us. We want to understand the decision that information needs to support.
Yes. A job can represent a project, route, department, assignment, or cost code. Use clients for customer accounts and work sites for physical locations. The selected job stays with the time entry for reporting and review.
Use your own employees, job sites, and clock-in methods for a full pay period. No dedicated time clock hardware or credit card required.