Clock in on site
The employee clocks in from their phone, and location is checked against the site only at that moment. You can also put an NFC tag at the site entrance.
By industry
Time clock for construction sites
Crews moving between sites, a day that starts at seven, and licenses that have to stay valid.
What RayClock does for you
Several sites, one account
Set up a work site for each project, and each punch is recorded with the site it was made at.
Licenses and certifications
Keep permits, licenses and certifications for each employee with an expiry date, and get an alert ahead of time before they expire.
In your crew’s language
Employees use the app in Hebrew, English or Russian.
What a working day looks like
- At the site gateThe employee taps their phone on the NFC tag or clocks in from the app — and location is checked against the site.
- During the dayThe site manager sees who arrived at which site and who hasn’t yet.
- At month-endHours and overtime are calculated by law. Lock the month and export to payroll.
Practical questions
Some workers have no smartphone. What then?
Give them a personal NFC card and they clock in at a kiosk — an NFC-capable Android tablet. The kiosk needs an internet connection.
Which languages is the app in?
Hebrew, English and Russian. Other languages are not supported yet.
What if there’s no signal on site?
Sending a punch needs an internet connection. If one did not go through, it is completed later with a reason, and the correction is kept in the change log.
Does the system track workers all day?
No. Location is checked only at the moment of clocking in or out, and only if you turned on location checks. On the legal side, see our guide to GPS time clocks.
Want to try it with your team?
A 14-day trial, up to 100 employees, no credit card. After that, pricing is by active employees.