Deputy Time Clock

About this app

Seamlessly track employee attendance.  The new Deputy Time Clock app is the ultimate tool for tracking employee hours with ease, accuracy, and flexibility. Designed for teams of all sizes, our app makes clocking in and out fast and hassle-free—whether your team works on-site or remotely. New Features: • Setup for a single kiosk across multiple locations • A streamlined clock-in and out process • Compatibility with future enhancements such as micro-scheduling Key Features: • Improved clock in and out - a frictionless experience that ensures your team starts their shift on time every time. • Location-based verification - Verify employee location at clock-in to ensure they're where they need to be—perfect for remote or multi-location teams. • Face verification -  Prevent buddy punching with built-in face verification, ensuring accuracy and compliance. • Shift reminders - Never miss a shift with automatic notifications and reminders before work begins. • Automatic break tracking - Effortlessly track breaks and rest periods to support fair work practices and labor compliance. • Instant timesheet sync - Timesheets are updated in real-time, ready for review and approval, reducing admin time. • Customization - Adjust time clock settings to suit your business needs—whether it’s enforcing clock-in/out locations, overtime limits, or break rules. About Deputy
 Deputy is the global people platform for hourly work. Its intuitive software strengthens employer-employee connections, streamlines compliance obligations, and revolutionizes how hourly workers and businesses operate together, creating workplaces that thrive. Over 330,000 workplaces use Deputy to create better work-life experiences for 1.4 million scheduled workers globally.

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1. First observed Aug 10, 2026 · 11:39 AM Free