Workers punch in, the clock runs, and those hours don't just sit in a timesheet — they roll straight into part costing and feed the production schedule. One place for who's on the clock, what they're working on, and what that labor actually costs.
From the worker master to the punch to the schedule, every piece writes to the same labor log — so the cost roll-up and the production board always see the same hours.
Clock in, take a break, clock out — from a personal screen or My Workspace. Breaks auto-deduct or get tracked live, and a job-linked punch sends measured time straight to the order. Admins see everyone's punches and can edit or delete them.
Punch in & outThe people whose hours you track. Each record carries a role, an hourly rate, a kiosk PIN, break rules, a default order and station, and weekly availability. The rate is what turns clocked hours into dollars — no login required to put someone on the clock.
Build the masterPlan workers and stations against production orders, then log the hours that turn estimates into measured cost. Auto Setup routes orders through their operations, shows machine and employee utilization, and flags anything that will miss its due date.
Plan the weekRecurring chores — end-of-day cleanup, safety checks, restocking — assigned to a place, not a person. Everyone in that area sees them under Today's Tasks on My Workspace, checks them off and times them. Maintenance PMs due there land in the same list with a PM badge.
Run the crew's dayNobody needs their own login. One dedicated kiosk user locks a tablet to the punch screen, and every active worker with a PIN appears as a tile.
Tap your tile, enter a 4–8 digit PIN, then Clock In, Go on Break, End Break or Clock Out. A few wrong PINs locks that worker out briefly.
Counts at the top show who's on the clock, on break, and off. With a bigger crew, a search box and letter filter appear automatically.
The Kiosk Only privilege pins that login to the punch screen — safe to leave running all day, with nothing else exposed.
PIN-protected, it shows daily in/out times, breaks and a weekly total. An open shift isn't counted until the worker clocks out.
When a worker punches in with a job linked, the hours flow into that production order's labor cost on their own — the worker's hourly rate doing the math. No separate timesheet to reconcile; the labor line on the job is real measured time.
Scheduled assignments aren't a separate plan living in someone's head. Each worker sees their jobs as badges in the My Week card on My Workspace, and Auto Setup projects machine and employee utilization across open orders before you commit a thing.
When you quote the next job, you finally know what the last one's labor actually cost — measured from punches, not estimated from memory.
The punch, the schedule and the cost roll-up read the same labor log. Edit a shift once and the dollars follow — no second system to reconcile.
Daily tasks land on My Workspace by location, get checked off and timed, and Task Time Analysis shows how long they really take — so cleanup and safety checks happen without anyone chasing them.
We'll clock a worker onto a real order and show the hours roll into the job — rate, schedule and all.
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