A device that hangs by the door
Tap the card, done. The terminal is our own hardware, not a tablet with an app on it: it has no operating system anyone could operate, and it keeps running when the network drops.
From our own workshop
Clocking in without catching up later
An NFC terminal at the door, an app on the phone, reporting in the browser. Shifts, requests and projects all hang off the same hours.
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Timera
Time tracking with our own hardware
In the product
- NFC terminal
- iOS and Android app
- Shift planning
- Servers in Germany
What it does.
The shift plan lives in the same system
Who works when is planned rather than reconstructed afterwards. Differences between plan and clock sit side by side, not in two programs.
Projects carry their own hours
Hours can be assigned to a project. At month end you can see what a job cost, without anyone gathering slips of paper.
The same picture on a phone
Anyone out on the road clocks in and files requests on the phone. It is the same interface, not a reduced second one.
A separate schema per company
Every tenant gets its own database schema, not a shared table with a tenant column. Seeing one company’s data means getting into its schema, not just past a filter.
Does this fit your business?
What happens next
- Analysis, freeWe look at how you work today.
- ConsultationWhat is worth it and what is not.
- Demo, freeA system with your processes, ready to click through.
- ProposalPrice and scope. Then you decide.