Your whole workforce, live
Every scan lands on the dashboard the second it happens — who is in, at which site, since when. No more calling a site manager to ask who showed up.
Staff clock in by scanning a QR poster or tapping an NFC point with their own phone. You get live attendance, timesheets that build themselves, and hours ready for payroll — with no terminals to buy, install or maintain.
The problem
A business with staff spread across a few shops, offices or sites usually has two bad options. Buy biometric terminals for every location — capital cost, installation, maintenance, and a device that fails on a Saturday. Or run on paper and spreadsheets, and spend the end of every month chasing managers for timesheets that are already guesses.
Meanwhile every member of staff is carrying a device with a camera and an NFC radio in their pocket. itsTime uses that instead.
How it works
Add the shop, office or site where people actually work.
Generate a print-ready QR poster from the dashboard, or write an NFC tag from the mobile app. Stick it on the wall.
One at a time, or bulk import a CSV of your existing roster.
Staff join through an invite link or QR — no account to create, no password to forget.
Features
Every scan lands on the dashboard the second it happens — who is in, at which site, since when. No more calling a site manager to ask who showed up.
The first scan of a shift records a check-in and the next one a check-out. There is no mode to select and nothing to get wrong.
If someone forgets to clock out, the system closes the shift automatically, flags it with an amber badge, and counts no hours until an admin sets the real end time — so one missed punch cannot become a phantom 40-hour shift.
Shifts are assembled from real clock-ins the moment a check-out completes a check-in. A Rebuild action backfills anything historic that was missed.
Total hours grouped by staff, site or team, over weekly, fortnightly, monthly or quarterly windows — or any custom date range. Export to CSV or Excel.
Scan codes are encrypted and tied to your own account rather than being a plain identifier. Photographing a poster and showing it somewhere else does not produce a valid clock-in.
Turn a spare phone or tablet into a fixed shared terminal that scans on behalf of whoever taps at it, locked behind a password so it cannot be tampered with.
Revoke a leaver's scan access and their app stops working on the very next attempt. Their past attendance records stay intact.
English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian and Turkish — across the admin panel, the mobile app, the help centre and transactional email, detected automatically from the device.
The model
Once these three make sense, the rest of itsTime is self-explanatory.
A place you can clock in at. That might be a printed QR poster, an NFC tag on a door frame, a site's Wi-Fi network, or a shared kiosk device. Every scan is attributed to one.
A personal credential — an NFC card or a QR code — issued to one individual, for staff who should not or cannot use a phone to clock in.
A device pinned to a location and locked into scanning mode, acting for everyone who taps at it — the software equivalent of the wall terminal, on hardware you already own.
Who it is for
itsTime suits any organisation whose staff are not sitting at a fixed desk with a badge reader — retail with several branches, warehousing and logistics, sites and facilities teams, hospitality, cleaning and contract services.
Each customer is a separate tenant with its own admin, its own sites and its own staff. There is a free plan to start on, a thirty-day trial of the paid tiers, and card billing when you are ready.
Create an account, print one poster, and have your first staff member clocking in this afternoon.