Real Estate Employee Tracking Software with Live GPS & Attendance

It is software that gives real estate companies visibility into their field employees during working hours — GPS location, verified attendance, property site visits, travel routes and working hours — so managers don't have to rely on phone calls and self-reported updates. Bazat Tracker is one such tool, built for developers, brokerages and property sales teams.

Employees install the Bazat Tracker app and mark attendance with a face check. While they are on duty, the app records their location, the project sites they check in at and the route they travel. Managers see this on a live map and in daily attendance, visit and travel reports.

Look for GPS location during working hours, attendance that can't be marked by someone else, a record of each property an agent visited and for how long, daily route history, and reports managers can export. Bazat Tracker covers all of these with face-verified punch-in and geofenced site check-ins.

Yes. Each project or property can be set up as a geofenced site. When an employee checks in there, the visit is recorded with time, location and duration, so managers can see which sites were actually visited and for how long.

Property site visit tracking software records when an employee arrives at a property or project, how long they stay and when they leave, using the phone's GPS and a geofence around the site. It replaces self-reported visit updates with a location-backed record. In Bazat Tracker, a visit only logs from inside the site's boundary.

Yes. Managers can see the live location of on-duty field employees on a map. Location is captured during working hours only, not around the clock.

Yes. Employees punch in with a selfie-based face check, which helps prevent one person marking attendance for another. Attendance can also be restricted to an assigned site's geofence.

Bazat Tracker combines three checks: a face match so only the right person can punch in, a geofence so the punch only counts at the assigned site, and fake-GPS detection that flags or blocks mock-location apps, developer-mode overrides and rooted or jailbroken phones.

Yes. Bazat Tracker keeps a route history for each working day showing the path travelled, stops made, time at each site and distance covered, which can be reviewed later or exported.

Sales heads can see which executives are on duty, who is at the site office or show flat, and which project visits happened each day — without calling each person. Bazat Tracker gives this field visibility; leads, calls and follow-ups are managed separately in a CRM such as Bazat CRM.

Yes. Builders and developers can use it to manage site engineers and sales staff across multiple projects, and brokerages can use it to see which properties their agents visited each day. Pricing is per user, so it works for small broker teams as well as larger developers.

It is software for managing employees who work outside the office — sales executives, site engineers, agents and property staff. It typically covers attendance, location, site assignment, visit records, travel and reports. Bazat Tracker is a field force management tool with real estate project sites as its core unit.

Yes. The Bazat Tracker app runs on employees' Android and iOS phones, and managers use a web dashboard. There is no biometric machine or GPS hardware to install at project sites.

Yes. Punches and location events are captured offline on the phone and sync automatically when the signal returns, so basements, under-construction towers and outskirts projects don't break the attendance or visit record.

Bazat Tracker uses battery-aware, batched location sampling during working hours instead of continuous high-accuracy tracking, and stops tracking when the employee is off duty.

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. This is general information, not legal advice.

Add each project, show flat or office as a site with a pin and radius, assign employees to their sites, set shift rules, and ask each employee to install the app and do a first face-verified punch. Live tracking, visits and reports start from there.

Bazat Tracker is priced per user per month: $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. There is a 3-day free trial, and you can book a free demo to plan it around your team size and project sites.

Yes. Bazat Tracker is based in Bengaluru and is available to real estate developers, brokerages and property teams in Bangalore and across India. Book a free demo to see it set up for your projects.

A real estate CRM manages leads, customer follow-ups and sales communication. Employee tracking software manages the field workforce — attendance, GPS location, site visits and routes. Many real estate businesses need both, because they solve different problems.

Yes. Bazat Tracker helps real estate businesses manage field employee attendance, GPS locations, property visits and route history. Bazat CRM supports lead management, calling, customer communication and sales follow-ups. Businesses can choose the solution that fits their needs or evaluate both products.

No. Location is only captured while employees are on duty and using the app for work, not around the clock — so staff aren't tracked outside their working hours.