Hours that match the job, not the memory
Crews clock in from the truck against the job they're working. The office sees hours as they happen, payroll comes from the same numbers, and job costing finally reflects what a job actually took.
Sample data shown. Your account starts clean.
Sound familiar?
How TrackOver handles it
Clock in where the work is
Punches carry a GPS location, so an entry from the jobsite and an entry from the couch don't look the same.
Hours land on jobs
Every hour is tied to the job it was worked on. Payroll and job costing come from one set of numbers.
Breaks built in
One tap for breaks, tracked cleanly, so nobody is doing math on a napkin at the end of the week.
Nothing hidden from the crew
Location is shared only while on the clock, and crews can see exactly what the office sees. No secrets, no surprises.
Payroll-ready
Timesheets export clean for whoever runs your payroll, with overtime already broken out.
Common questions
Will my crew push back on GPS?
Location is only recorded while clocked in, never after, and the crew can see their own data. Most crews prefer it to being questioned about hours.
What if someone forgets to clock out?
The office can fix any entry, and every edit is logged so the record stays honest.
Does it handle overtime?
Yes. Overtime rules are applied automatically and show up broken out on timesheets and reports.
It all works together
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