Field Staff Tracking Mobile App with GPS Attendance, Visits & Payroll

A field staff tracking app is a mobile app that shows managers where their on-the-move employees are during working hours, verifies their attendance and client or site visits by GPS, and records the route they travelled. Bazat Tracker does this and also runs leave and payroll from the same verified data.

Each employee installs the mobile app on their Android or iOS phone and punches in at the start of their shift with a face check inside their assigned geofence. From then until punch-out, the app records location points in the background, so managers see a live map, the route travelled and the time spent at each site or client visit. Tracking stops automatically when the shift ends.

No. Once an employee has punched in, the app keeps recording location in the background while they use their phone normally. If an employee switches GPS off, it shows on the manager's timeline with the time it went off and back on, and data recorded offline syncs once the connection comes back.

Yes. The Bazat Tracker mobile app runs on any regular Android phone or iPhone, whether it's a company phone or the employee's own. There's no GPS device, biometric machine or other hardware to buy.

They install Bazat Tracker from Google Play or the App Store, log in with the account you create for them, allow location and camera access, and do one practice punch inside their assigned site boundary. That's the whole setup on their side; sites, shifts and rules are configured once by the admin.

Outdoors with a clear sky, modern phones are accurate to a few metres. Bazat Tracker filters out low-confidence readings and averages a short window at punch time, so a weak GPS fix doesn't wrongly place someone inside or outside a site. Borderline punches can go to a supervisor for approval instead of being auto-rejected.

Yes. Every working day is saved, so managers can replay any employee's route for a past date, with stops, distance travelled, time spent at each site or client, and visit check-ins along the way.

For labour gangs or workers who share a phone, a supervisor can run a face-verified group check-in inside the site geofence. Each worker's face is still matched on the supervisor's phone, so attendance stays verified without everyone needing their own device.

Face templates and location history are stored against each employee's profile under role-based access, visible only to the admins and managers your organisation authorises. Location is recorded only during shift hours, never on personal time.

Bazat Tracker has a 3-day free trial, so you can test the mobile app with your real team and sites before paying. After that, pricing is $4 per user per month on yearly billing, $5 on 6-month billing and $6 on 3-month billing, with a one-time $6 per user setup fee on the shorter plans. In India, pricing is ₹249, ₹299 and ₹349 per user per month, with a ₹499 setup fee.

It depends on your team. Bazat Tracker is a strong fit if your staff work across multiple sites or client locations and you want GPS attendance, visit verification, leave and payroll in one app instead of three. Compare it on a demo with your real sites before deciding.

Bazat Tracker costs $4 per user per month on yearly billing, $5 on 6-month billing and $6 on 3-month billing, with a one-time $6 per user setup fee on the shorter plans. In India, pricing is ₹249, ₹299 and ₹349 per user per month, with a ₹499 setup fee. See the pricing page for current plans.

Yes. You can try Bazat Tracker free for 3 days to test live tracking, attendance and visits with your own team before choosing a plan.

No. Tracking runs only during assigned shift hours, so employees are not tracked on personal time. This keeps tracking limited to legitimate work purposes.

Bazat Tracker detects mock-location apps, rooted or jailbroken phones and developer-mode spoofing, and flags or blocks those punches. Attendance also needs a face match, so GPS coordinates alone can't mark someone present.

Yes. Punches, visits and location points are stored on the phone when there's no signal and sync automatically once it reconnects, so sites and routes with weak coverage still get a complete record.

Bazat Tracker uses batched, low-power location sampling during shift hours only, rather than continuous high-accuracy tracking around the clock, to keep battery use low.

In most countries, tracking work-time location on a company-provided or consented device, during working hours, for a legitimate business purpose is permitted. Rules vary by country (for example, GDPR in the EU requires a clear lawful basis and transparency), so check local requirements. Best practice is a written tracking policy that employees acknowledge. Bazat Tracker supports this and only tracks during shifts.

Bazat Tracker has apps on Android (Google Play) and iOS (App Store), and managers use the web dashboard from any browser. No hardware or biometric device is needed.

A GPS tracker device follows a vehicle or an object. A field employee tracking app runs on the employee's phone, so as well as location it can verify attendance with a face check, record client or site visits, and stop tracking when the shift ends. Bazat Tracker also uses that verified record for leave and payroll.