Key capabilities

Check-in proof that scales with headcount

Give every location the same timestamp and address layout so HR and ops compare shifts without reformatting.

Consistent shift layout

Reuse one template for opening, closing, and route check-ins.

Location-visible proof

Show address or coordinates beside the clock for remote sites.

Optional device context

Add device or operator lines when policy requires.

Batch end-of-day export

Process a folder of check-in shots with one settings pass.

Check-in proof that scales with headcount
Check-in proof that scales with headcount
Check-in proof that scales with headcount
Daily check-in workflow
Daily check-in workflow
Daily check-in workflow

Daily check-in workflow

Give every shift or route check-in the same reviewable format before managers compare the day.

Staff upload photos from phone or kiosk browser.

Apply the team check-in template with time and place.

Supervisors download batches for payroll or audit folders.

Editing tools for your workflow

Crop store fronts, tune exposure, and blur sensitive background details before check-in photos reach HR or payroll.

Portrait store fronts

Portrait store fronts

Rotate vertical check-in shots for cleaner timestamp placement.

Readable name badges

Readable name badges

Adjust exposure so badge and time text both show.

Store logo on check-ins

Store logo on check-ins

Add brand marks for franchise compliance packs.

Hide customer faces

Hide customer faces

Blur background shoppers on retail floor photos.

Four steps for field check-in photos

Prove arrival with visible time and place for retail and field crews.

1

Upload check-in scene

Import JPG, PNG, or HEIC.

2

Set time and GPS check-in lines

Configure layers for this scenario.

3

Preview HR-readable layout

Confirm reviewers can read at a glance.

4

Export or batch daily submit

Download or refine in the editor.

Field check-in notes

Prove arrival with visible time and place for retail and field crews.

Local browser

Local browser editing—originals not uploaded.

Scenario value

Visible layers beat EXIF-only for non-technical reviewers.

Batch and templates

Templates and batch watermark suit recurring field work.

Boundaries

Not blockchain proof; social shares may lack GPS.

What teams are saying

Retail, security, and mobile teams share how consistent check-in photos reduce callbacks and attendance disputes.

  • 4.9

    Two hundred Chicago franchise stores now send identical check-in formats to HR every Monday. Opening photos show street address and shift time in the same corner. GPS plus timestamp cut remote site disputes we used to escalate weekly.

    Kevin Walsh · Retail ops director, Chicago IL

  • 5.0

    Phoenix solar crews photograph substation arrival with hard-hat selfies stamped for payroll. I compare twelve job sites without opening a separate maps app. Union auditors accepted our photo folder verbatim during the last labor review.

    Mei Chen · Construction PM, Phoenix AZ

  • 4.8

    Night security rounds in Atlanta upload through QR without emailing attachments to dispatch. Guards apply one template and managers batch-download before dawn. Missing check-in callbacks fell from dozens to single digits per week.

    Diego Romero · Security manager, Atlanta GA

Common questions

Questions about shift timestamps, multi-site templates, privacy redaction, and batch check-in exports for managers.

Can templates differ by region?

Save separate layouts for date format, language, and required fields per region.

Do part-time staff need accounts?

Browser upload works without installs; access depends on your rollout policy.

Can managers batch-download shifts?

Export many check-in images at once after batch processing.

What if GPS is unavailable indoors?

Type address or site codes manually and keep the timestamp automatic.

Integrate with HR systems?

Export JPG/PNG for import into existing HR tools—no direct API.

Show device info?

Add device model or custom employee ID lines in the editor.

Difference from remote reporting?

Check-in proves arrival; remote reporting summarizes end-of-day progress.

Anti-fraud tips?

Require GPS, time, and storefront background in one frame with a fixed template.

Night shots too dark?

Brighten with color tools before placing the time block.

Batch 200 stores?

Split batch watermark runs—roughly 100 photos per batch.

Standardize your next check-in

Upload a shift photo and apply your team template.