Three marks, and that is all
Came in, half day, did not come. The same three marks your register already has. There is nothing else to learn.
What it does
Tap once for each worker. Came in, half day, or did not come.
Marking your whole shop takes about ten seconds. It saves the moment you tap, so nothing waits on a network.
You write the date in a register, then a tick, a half tick or a cross beside each name. At month end you count the ticks. If a page is torn or the pen ran out, that day is gone.
You open the app, tap once for each worker, and the day is written. The count is done for you, every day, and nobody can rub it out.
Came in, half day, did not come. The same three marks your register already has. There is nothing else to learn.
A festival or a bandh is not somebody being absent. Mark the shop closed once and it counts for everybody, and nobody loses pay for it.
Days worked, half days and days missed add up as you go. On the last day of the month there is nothing left to add up.
Yes. The list shows every worker on one screen and you go down it tapping. Most shops finish before the shutter is fully up.
No. Marking is saved on your phone the moment you tap. If you have an account, it catches up when you are next online.
Yes. Pick the date and mark it. There is no window that closes on you.
Yes. A manager you give access to can mark the day. You can see who marked what.
It is free, it works with no internet, and setting up your shop takes about three minutes.