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Geofenced clock-in

Clock-in that proves they were on-site

Staff clock in from their own phone. WagePilot checks GPS once, only at the moment they clock in or out, to confirm they are actually on-site. Where signal is poor, a printed QR code by the till gives them an obvious way in, and that punch is geofenced too whenever the phone can give a position. Nothing to buy: nobody needs a shared tablet, because everyone already has a phone. If you would rather have one clock on the counter, Kiosk mode runs on a tablet you already own.

Built to be glanced at, not studied

Tap to clock in; we check location once, at that moment. GPS with a QR code by the till: no buddy-punching.

Good evening Jess 2 1 JM
On shift Harbour Café

£94.20

Overtime — earning 2× · and counting

06:18:04 Break
Slide to clock out

Scan a QR code

This week

£268.50 est.

Hours this week

22.5 h

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What you get

  • Location checked only at clock-in/out, never continuously tracked

  • Per-site geofence radius you set with a pin on a map

  • Printed QR codes, or a kiosk on a tablet you already own

Geofenced clock-in: common questions

Is WagePilot a GPS time clock app?
Yes. Staff clock in from their own phone and WagePilot checks GPS once, at that moment, against the geofence you set around each site. It confirms they are actually on-site — no hardware, no shared tablet, no clocking in from the car park. A QR-code fallback by the till covers weak signal.
Does WagePilot track my staff’s location all day?
No. Location is checked only at the instant someone clocks in or out — never continuously and never in the background. WagePilot is built for UK GDPR data minimisation: it records that a clock-in happened on-site, not where anyone is the rest of the day, which is exactly the design staff (rightly) expect.
How does a geofence clock-in app stop buddy-punching?
Because each clock-in is tied to being physically inside the site’s geofence on that person’s own phone, one worker can’t clock another in from home. Off-site attempts are flagged for you to review before you approve the week.
What happens if there’s no GPS signal?
Every site gets a printable QR code (by the till or staff entrance). In a basement bar or a thick-walled kitchen where GPS is unavailable, staff scan the code to clock in and out, so a weak signal never blocks a shift.

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