Employees find their name on the shared screen
The roster shows only the people allowed on that kiosk, and a big crew gets a search box so nobody scrolls through the whole company.
Employee time clock kiosk
Employees find their name on the shared screen, confirm with a private six-digit PIN, and hand the screen to the next person. Every punch becomes a normal time entry, ready for your review.
At the kiosk
The roster shows only the people allowed on that kiosk, and a big crew gets a search box so nobody scrolls through the whole company.
Nobody signs in or out of an account on the shared device. The PIN belongs to one employee, and a wrong entry just asks again.
Employees can start or end a break and pick a job when you require one, and each choice is saved with their hours.
After the punch
See who is clocked in or on a break right now and the job on each open entry. Kiosk punches become normal time entries in the same timesheets as every other clock-in, so you review, approve, and export them once, with an optional photo on each punch when you turn that on.
Kiosk setup
Code expires in 15 minutes
Open the kiosk address on the device and enter the eight-digit code from your Kiosks page. The code expires in fifteen minutes, and the device stays paired until you archive the kiosk.
Nobody else sees their name here
Show everyone who has a kiosk PIN, or only the employees you assign to that device.
Six digits only the employee knows
Send setup links in one batch, or set a PIN yourself for one employee. You can always see who has a PIN and who has not finished setup.
Live time clock kiosk demo
See exactly what employees tap, then open a working kiosk with sample employees.
Use PIN 123456. No login required.
8:41 AM
Monday, July 27
Main Office
Maria Acosta
Ana RamosLunch
Sergio RomeroClocked in
Esmeralda VargasCommon questions
No. Employees use the shared tablet or computer and confirm each clock action with their own six-digit kiosk PIN. Nobody signs in to a personal account on the shared device.
Photo capture is off unless you turn it on for a kiosk. When it is on, the kiosk takes one photo at clock-in and one at clock-out and stores each with that time entry for Administrators to review. Nothing records between punches, and a camera problem never blocks the employee from recording time.
Archive the kiosk and that device stops working the next time it connects; it falls back to a setup screen that needs a fresh code from your account. Each PIN stays private to its employee.
Kiosk clock-ins become time entries managers can review and approve with the rest of the workweek before payroll reporting or export.
Connect a tablet or computer, set up employee PINs, and keep every clock action ready for review.