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TimeClock now supports 13 languages, including Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, English, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Malay, Indonesian, Spanish, Portuguese, German, and French — making it easier for employees from different language backgrounds to get started.

TimeClock turns any phone or tablet into a fixed punch clock that supports NFC card tap and face recognition check-in. This guide covers the basic workflow, setup steps, and ideal use cases.

TimeClock supports face recognition check-in, so employees can log attendance without a card. This guide covers recognition parameter settings, liveness detection, how to enroll employee face data, and common things to watch out for.

TimeClock supports NFC card check-in, letting employees tap a card to log their attendance. This guide covers NFC card setup, iOS compatibility limitations you may encounter, and why we recommend using an Android device as your TimeClock.

Does a small business really need employees to clock in? This article reviews common attendance tracking methods for SMBs — paper sheets, Excel, mobile check-in, and TimeClock — to help owners choose the right approach.

When your company has both on-site and field employees, how do you manage attendance in one place? This article explains how to integrate mobile GPS check-in with TimeClock for centralized record management.

What's the difference between NFC check-in, GPS check-in, and face recognition check-in? This guide breaks down all three methods and helps small businesses choose the right attendance tool.

When your traditional time clock breaks down and repairs are slow and costly, what can you do? Here are 3 practical alternatives for small and medium-sized businesses — from paper sign-in sheets to mobile GPS check-in and TimeClock.