Attendance
A digital time clock on any tablet, with Operator card; optional PIN
One tablet at the staff entrance replaces the paper hours book: every clock-in lands in the timesheet, already compared with the planned shift.
Why hours never add up
Hours written by hand
The kitchen notebook gets lost, edited at month end, and nobody remembers who came in when.
Clock-in from personal phones
Whoever has a dead battery does not clock in, and the manager rebuilds the month from memory.
Planned shift ≠ worked shift
Without an automatic comparison, overtime only shows up in the labour cost.
How it works
Pair the tablet
Register the device to the location with a code; it stays paired across reboots.
The team clocks in
Select the operator card, then Clock in, Break or Clock out. PIN appears only when that person requires it.
Hours reach the timesheet
Clock-ins, clock-outs and breaks add up automatically and are matched against the plan.
What changes
- Time to close hours
- hours to minutes
- Commercial availability
- Coming soon
- Clock-in methods
- Operator card; optional PIN
FAQ
Do we need special hardware?
No. Any tablet or older iPad with a modern browser works: KlyraOS installs from the home screen.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Clock-ins queue on the device and sync as soon as the network is back.
When will it be commercially available?
Commercial details for Station will be announced soon.
Keep reading
Deep dives
Try the time clock in your venue
Set up the first tablet in minutes and hours start counting themselves.
Try this feature in KlyraOS