GPS attendance app for field and site employees
Employees mark attendance only from the site or office they're assigned to — verified by GPS location and a face check, on Android and iOS, even when the network drops. No biometric hardware to install anywhere.
Android & iOS · offline capture · mock-location detection built in
Your supervisor's WhatsApp says the crew clocked in at 8:30. The GPS trail says three of those phones were still two kilometres away at 9:15 — and the register won't tell you that, because it was signed at the site gate an hour later.
A GPS attendance app records where each punch actually happened. Bazat Tracker accepts a punch only when the employee's phone is inside their assigned location, stamps it with coordinates, time and a face match, and flags anything that looks spoofed.
What location-verified attendance has to get right
A punch is only useful if you can trust where and by whom it was made.
Confirm the person is where they should be
A punch outside the assigned site is not attendance — it should be blocked, not quietly accepted.
Work with no fixed device
Field and site staff never queue at one machine. Attendance has to travel with the person, on their own phone.
Survive a weak signal
Basements, outskirts and monsoon dead zones can't be allowed to lose a day's attendance.
Resist fake-GPS apps
Mock-location tools and rooted devices are common. Coordinates alone can't be the only proof.
Feed payroll cleanly
Verified in-time and out-time should compute working hours and overtime with nothing to reconcile by hand.
Cover many locations at once
One view of who punched in where, across every site and branch — not a call to each supervisor.
What Bazat Tracker does
Six things that turn a tap on a phone into attendance you can pay and bill against.
Geo-fenced punch-in
Punch-in only works inside the boundary of the assigned site or office. Near it doesn't count.
Face verification
Every punch is matched to the employee's face, so a shared phone or a friend can't mark them present.
Mock-location detection
Fake-GPS apps, developer mode and rooted devices are detected and the punch is flagged or blocked.
Offline capture
Punches and location events store on the device and sync automatically when the phone reconnects.
Automatic working hours
In-time, out-time, breaks and overtime compute from real presence and flow straight into payroll.
Multi-location board
See every site's attendance live in one dashboard, with exceptions surfaced at the top.
Setting it up
- 1
Add your locations
Pin every site, branch and office on the map and set an allowed radius for each.
- 2
Assign employees
Assign each person to the location(s) they work. Field staff can hold several.
- 3
Set shift and overtime rules
Define timings, grace periods and OT once, so hours compute themselves.
- 4
Roll out the app
Each employee installs the app and does one practice punch inside the boundary.
- 5
Review and export
Watch the live board; export verified attendance for payroll and billing at month-end.
Manual register vs biometric machine vs GPS + face
| Capability | Manual register | Biometric machine | Bazat Tracker |
|---|---|---|---|
| Confirms where the punch happened | |||
| Confirms who punched | |||
| Works across many sites | |||
| No hardware to install per site | |||
| Detects fake-GPS / spoofing | |||
| Captures attendance offline | |||
| Auto-computes payroll hours |
Partial = works only for a single fixed location, or without identity / anti-spoofing checks.
GPS attendance app — FAQs
When an employee taps to punch in, the app reads their phone's GPS position and checks it against the location they're assigned to. If they're inside the allowed boundary the punch is accepted and stamped with the coordinates and time; if not, it's blocked. No fixed biometric device is needed.
Bazat Tracker detects mock-location apps, rooted and jailbroken devices, and developer-mode spoofing, and flags or blocks those punches. Combined with a face check on punch-in, coordinates alone are not enough to mark someone present.
Yes. Punches and location events are stored on the device when there's no signal and sync automatically once the phone reconnects, so sites with weak network still get a complete record.
Tracking work-time location on a company-provided or consented device, during working hours, for a legitimate business purpose is generally acceptable in India. Best practice is a written tracking policy that employees acknowledge, and limiting tracking to shift hours — Bazat Tracker supports both.
Outdoors with a clear sky, modern phones are accurate to a few metres. Bazat Tracker filters low-confidence readings and averages a short window at punch time, so a weak fix doesn't wrongly place someone inside or outside the boundary.
Biometric machines verify identity at one fixed spot — useless for staff spread across sites. GPS attendance verifies where the person is, works anywhere, and needs no hardware. Bazat Tracker adds face verification so you get identity plus location in one punch.
No. Each punch is tied to the employee's own registered device and verified against their face, so a colleague cannot mark them present from another phone.
See a live geo-fenced punch-in on a 15-minute demo
We'll show you a real punch from inside and outside a boundary, a spoofing attempt getting flagged, and the payroll export that follows.