Mobile attendance for Paycheckmaster
Clock in anywhere.
Even offline.
Paycheckmaster Go turns every employee’s phone into a time clock. A selfie, the exact time and GPS location are saved with each log — and synced to Paycheckmaster the moment there’s signal.
Android & iPhone · Built on Ionic + Capacitor

Selfie, time & GPS

On every single log

Works with no signal

Saved on the phone, uploaded later

Straight into Paycheckmaster

Ready for timekeeping & payroll

Features

Two ways to clock in. Proof built into both.

01 · Selfie clock-in

A selfie, the time and the place — on every log.

Employees tap Clock In, take a selfie in the round frame and confirm. The photo is stamped with the date, time and GPS coordinates, so HR can see who clocked in, when and where.

02 · Button clock-in

No camera needed? One tap still counts.

Where HR allows it, employees switch to Button mode and clock in with a single tap. The time and GPS location are still recorded, and the log is marked as a button clock-in so payroll can tell the two apart.

Turned on or off for each employee in Paycheckmaster

03 · Offline-first
No signal? The log is already safe.
Every log is saved on the phone first. When the connection comes back — or the app is opened again — it uploads to Paycheckmaster on its own. Each log carries a unique ID, so a retry never creates a duplicate.
04 · Geofencing
Clock in only where the work happens.

Set a latitude, longitude and radius for an employee in Paycheckmaster’s general settings. Restricted employees can clock in — by selfie or by button — only inside that area. Outside it, the app tells them how far away they are.

Beyond the time clock

Hours, schedule and payslips — in their pocket.

Fewer “what’s my shift?” and “can I get my payslip?” messages to HR.

My Attendance

Today’s clock-ins and breaks on a timeline, hours worked so far, and a summary of the last 7 days.

My Schedule

A monthly calendar of shifts, rest days and holidays, pulled from Paycheckmaster for each employee.

My Payslips

Every cut-off’s payslip as a PDF — open it, save it to the phone or share it. Removed from the phone at logout.

How it works

Set up once. Clock in for months.

1

Log in once, online

Employees sign in with their Paycheckmaster username and password. After that, the app stays logged in — even with no signal.

2

Clock in

With a selfie or a button. Time, GPS and work-area check are captured on the spot and saved on the phone.

3

It lands in Paycheckmaster

As soon as there’s internet the log uploads by itself, ready for timekeeping and the next payroll run.

For HR & payroll

Every log answers who, when, where and how.

Each clock-in reaches Paycheckmaster with everything needed to approve it — no screenshots in group chats, no handwritten logbooks.

Security, built in
Screens
A look inside the app
Screens from the working app, shown with sample employee data.
Log in
Home · Selfie
Home · Button
My Attendance
My Schedule
My Payslips

History & uploads

Outside work area
FAQ

Questions we hear

The employee clocks in as usual. The log — selfie, time and location — is saved on the phone and uploads to Paycheckmaster automatically once the phone is back online.

No. Logging in checks the username and password with Paycheckmaster, so it needs internet. Once logged in, the app keeps working offline until the employee logs out.

Yes. Turn on the geofence for that employee in Paycheckmaster’s general settings with the work location and a radius. They can then clock in only inside that area.

Only if you want them to. Button clock-in can be allowed per employee; it still records the time and GPS location.

The app warns them first. Logs that haven’t uploaded stay on the phone and are sent the next time that employee logs in.

Android phones and iPhones. The app needs camera access for selfies and location access for GPS and geofencing.

Put Paycheckmaster on every phone.
Give your team a time clock that works wherever they work. Talk to us about rolling out Paycheckmaster Go.

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