Phone + kiosk punching
Employees can punch from an authorized phone workflow or a shared kiosk/tablet depending on the operation.
ForgeClock is a phone-first employee time clock built for real shops and small businesses—giving management control over punches, lunches, locations, missed clock-outs, overtime, payroll-ready hours, corrections, and reporting without standing over employees all day.
Set the rules once. Let the software enforce the repetitive stuff. Managers step in when something is wrong—not every time somebody clocks in.
Employees can punch from an authorized phone workflow or a shared kiosk/tablet depending on the operation.
Define where mobile punches are allowed and keep location context with the punch.
Support 30-, 45-, and 60-minute lunch workflows, lockouts, and lunch-rule enforcement.
Catch unfinished days and create exceptions before bad timecards become a payroll problem.
Show the employee or manager the expected out time based on hours worked and lunch requirements.
Employees can submit structured time-help requests instead of relying on texts or verbal reminders.
Automatically separate regular, overtime, and total hours for selected employees and date ranges.
Use 40-hour weekly overtime rules or 80-hour selected-period rules to match your business workflow.
Export payroll-ready hour summaries and raw punch detail when management needs the full record.
See who is in, out, or at lunch plus today, week, and pay-period progress from one place.
Push operational communication to employees and see whether the message was actually viewed.
Retry-safe punch handling helps prevent duplicate punches and supports more reliable kiosk use.
ForgeClock gives employees a fast, touch-friendly workflow on the front end while management gets the controls and audit trail it needs behind the scenes.
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ForgeClock is built to simplify the timekeeping side of payroll by calculating regular hours, overtime hours, and total hours before export.
Tell us how you handle timekeeping today and what headaches you want the software to eliminate.