Employee attendance

Your team clocks in with one tap. You see it all as it happens.

Workino replaces manual timesheets. Employees clock in, break and clock out from their phone with their location verified at the work site, and managers get a live board, exact hours and a monthly report that is ready for payroll.

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Good morning, Noa
Tuesday, 15 September
Working
06:48
Since 08:12 · Tel Aviv site
Breaks
0:35
Net today
6:13
Inside the work site · 24 m
Today’s tasks2 of 3 done
Morning safety check
Stock count
Clock out
Task completed
Safety check · Noa M.
Reported off site
Amir P. · 412 m from site
iOS and Android
A dedicated employee app
Hebrew and English
Fully localized, RTL included
One reading
Location only at the moment you report
CSV and Excel
Exports that go straight to payroll
How it works

Three steps — no forms, no spreadsheets

Employees do not have to learn a new system, and managers do not have to chase timesheets at the end of the month.

1

The employee reports from their phone

Clock in, break and clock out in a single tap. At that moment the app takes one location reading and sends it with the report — and nothing more.

2

The server verifies and calculates

It measures the distance to the work site, then computes gross and net hours, breaks, overtime, lateness and early departures against that employee’s schedule, and flags the exceptions.

3

The manager reviews and approves

A live board of who is working right now, daily and monthly reports to export, and correction requests that come in for approval — without ever overwriting the original report.

Features

Everything you need to actually run attendance

One system for field crews, branches and office staff — configured the way your organization really works.

Live board

Who is working, who is on a break, who has not started and who arrived late — updating through the day, filtered by site, department and team.

Sites and geofences

Define a work site with a radius in metres. A report from outside it is blocked, flagged for review or raised as a warning — whichever policy you choose.

Breaks by type

Meal, personal or your own types, each with an expected and a maximum duration per shift. Reports show total break time and the split by type.

Daily tasks

Assign a task to one employee, a team, a department or a whole site. They see it before clocking in, tick it off with a note, and you get notified.

Corrections with a paper trail

An employee who forgot to report files a request with an explanation. Approving it appends a correction — the original report survives, and every change is written to the audit log.

Schedules, holidays and absences

A shift template per employee, a holiday calendar per site, and leave and sick days. The calculation understands time zones and daylight-saving changes.

Reports and exports

Daily, monthly and exception reports, exported to CSV or Excel and handed straight to whoever runs your payroll.

Timely reminders

A nudge for an employee who has not clocked in or forgot to clock out, automatic closing of a shift left open, and an alert to the manager on an exception.

For managers

The whole picture, without chasing anyone

The management console runs in the browser and shows attendance as it happens. Every manager sees exactly their own scope: a site, a department or a team.

  • Permissions follow responsibility — A team lead sees their team; an organization admin sees everyone.
  • Every change is recorded — A full audit log: who changed what, and the value before and after.
  • Numbers you can reproduce — Every figure is derived from the original reports and can be rebuilt at any time.
  • Export when you need it — A monthly report to Excel or CSV, ready to hand to payroll.
workino · live board
Working
18
On break
3
Not started
4
Exceptions
2
NNoa Mizrahi 08:12 6:48 Working
AAmir Peretz 08:47 5:33 On break
MMaya Shalev 07:58 7:02 Off site
YYossi Cohen 09:04 4:51 Working
Privacy

Location is read when you report. Not before, not after.

An attendance system does not need to follow people around to do its job. Workino is built so that the necessary minimum is also the maximum it collects — including while the app is open.

One reading per report

Location is read the moment you tap clock in, break or clock out. There is no continuous sampling and no route history.

No background permission

The app asks for foreground location only. Closed or in the background, it has no access to your location at all.

Access is narrow and logged

Exact coordinates are shown only to people explicitly granted that permission, and every such view is written to the audit log.

Erased automatically

After the retention period your organization sets, the coordinates are erased from the record and only the result remains: inside the site, or outside it.

Read the full privacy policy
FAQ

What people usually ask us

Does the app track employees through the day?
No. Location is read only at the moment an employee clocks in, starts or ends a break, or clocks out — a single reading per report. There is no continuous sampling and no route recording, and the app requests foreground location permission only, so it has no access while in the background.
What if there is no signal, or location services are off?
The report still goes through. It is recorded as “location unavailable” and the manager sees that in the report. An organization can choose a blocking policy that rejects reports from outside a site, but the default is to allow and flag.
How do employees sign in?
With their phone number and a one-time code by SMS. There is no password to remember and an employee does not need an email address. The browser-based management console uses email and password.
What happens when someone forgets to clock out?
The system sends a reminder and automatically closes a shift left open beyond a number of hours the organization sets. The employee can file a correction with the right time for the manager to approve — the original report is kept alongside the correction.
Can we run several sites or branches?
Yes. Each site has its own coordinates and radius, and employees belong to a site, a department and a team. When someone reports, the system picks the nearest site. Each site can carry its own time zone and holiday calendar.
Where is the data stored?
On our servers in Israel. The privacy policy lists the sub-processors we rely on for SMS delivery and push notifications.

Want to see this on your own organization?

Write to us and we will set up a demo environment with your sites, shifts and people, so you can see what it actually looks like.