Geofencing
Draw a boundary around every site and office. Attendance, check-ins and status updates only count from inside it — and each site's fence runs independently, so a firm with fifty sites has fifty live boundaries.
Per-site radius · auto entry/exit · borderline approvals
- Locks punch-in to the assigned site boundary
- Runs many independent fences at once, one per site
- Auto check-in and check-out on boundary crossing
- Adjustable radius per site, changeable any time
- Routes weak or edge-of-fence readings to a supervisor
- Exports entry, exit and duration per fence
How it works
- 1
Pin the site
Search the address or long-press the map for each office and project location.
- 2
Set the radius
Start at 80–150 m; tighten for congested plots, widen for large campuses.
- 3
Assign people
Attach each employee to the fence(s) they work; field roles can hold several.
- 4
Pick entry rules
Decide whether crossing the boundary auto-logs attendance or prompts a manual punch.
Geofencing — FAQs
As many as you have sites and offices. Each has its own boundary, radius and assigned people.
80–150 m suits most sites; 50–80 m for tight urban plots; wider for large campuses. Adjust any fence at any time.
Yes. Entry and exit can auto check-in and check-out, so there's no manual punch to forget.
The app filters unreliable fixes and can route borderline cases to a supervisor instead of rejecting them.
It uses batched, low-power sampling during shift hours rather than continuous high-accuracy tracking.
Draw a fence around your first site
Start a free trial and set one up, or book a demo and we'll do it with one of your addresses.