Live from your readers. No exports, no sheets.
Who is on right now, who was on, and what those hours cost against what they produced.
| Ayala — ZKTeco | last punch 2 min ago | online | live |
| IT Park — ZKTeco | last punch 1 min ago | online | live |
| Mactan — Anviz | last punch 4 min ago | online | live |
| Commissary | last punch 11 min ago | online | live |
| Talamban | no punch since 06:14 | check | offline |
| Punches today | straight into payroll | 1,842 |
Time and attendance read directly from your biometric devices, with patterns, exceptions and labor against sales.
What it actually does.
Read, not exported
A device that is read live is attendance. A device somebody exports from weekly is a spreadsheet with a delay and a gap, and the gap is always the week you needed.
- Punches across every branch, as they happen.
- Exceptions — missing punches, impossible pairs, patterns worth a question.
- One person’s punches stopping dead when another’s start is a real finding, and it shows.
Amber is a day with an exception on it — a missing punch, an unapproved overtime, somebody at a site they are not rostered to.
Hours against what they produced
Labor as a percentage of sales, by hour and by branch, so a staffing decision is made against cover rather than against a feeling.
- Cover by hour of the day, so the roster matches the trade.
- Where the hours actually go, by team and by task.
- Lateness and absence as patterns, not incidents.
The last line is the one that disappears when payroll is driven from punch rows alone.
The ones people ask about this.
Which readers do you support?
The common Philippine fingerprint and face units, read over the network. Where a device cannot be reached we read its export, and the screen says which it is.
What if a punch is missed?
It is an exception rather than a silent gap, and it is listed for somebody to resolve before payroll runs.
Does it feed payroll directly?
Yes — and a payroll run with unresolved attendance exceptions is blocked rather than quietly paid.
See it on your own figures.
Bring one ordinary day from your business and we will run it through in front of you, on your own items and your own prices.