Flexible tracking
Clocks at the office, mobile punching for staff who move between locations, and location-based punching where you need to know where a shift started.
Workforce management
Clock-ins, time-off requests, and coverage for the whole team, including per-diem and multi-site staff, feeding payroll directly.
A time-tracking mistake does not stay a time-tracking mistake. It becomes a pay discrepancy, and pay discrepancies are one of the fastest ways to lose a good medical assistant.
Managing clock-ins, time-off requests, and approvals in one system removes the paper, the spreadsheet, and the two hours someone spends reconciling them before every run.
Collecting and approving employee time without a separate system to reconcile.
Prior-period adjustments, so a correction is accurate, documented, and defensible.
Multiple ways to capture time — physical clocks at the office, mobile punching for staff between sites.
Real-time alerts for early or late check-ins, unscheduled absences, and time card objections.
Touchpad identification, geofencing, and audit trails, which is what ends buddy punching.
Scheduling and shift swapping, with coverage dashboards for the days that get thin.
Attendance rules drawn from your own handbook, with point values and defined thresholds.
Clocks at the office, mobile punching for staff who move between locations, and location-based punching where you need to know where a shift started.
Time card errors surface and get resolved before the payroll run, and the record stays current with wage-and-hour requirements.
PTO, overtime, and comp time in one view, with configurable notifications for missed punches and objections.
Questions practices ask
More on the questions page.
Thirty minutes, no slide deck. Bring your headcount and whatever is costing your practice the most time.