What it does
TimeClock 365 Attendance is an employee attendance module in the TimeClock 365 cloud workplace platform. It combines time punches from web, mobile, Microsoft Teams, Slack, GPS, NFC, PIN, and biometric clocks, then records breaks, overtime, leave, and payroll exports in attendance reports. The official pricing page lists Attendance at $3.90 per user per month and a 14-day trial; additional task-management or door-access modules have separate prices.
TimeClock 365 records attendance from several ways an employee may start work: web portal, mobile app, Teams, Slack, GPS, NFC, PIN, or a biometric clock. Its attendance page describes live visibility of who is working, rules for breaks, overtime and absences, and reports that flag missing punches before payroll. Leave requests and approvals can appear alongside hours in the same timesheet.
The pricing page lists the Attendance plan at $3.90 per user per month, with a separate $4.90 plan that combines attendance and door access. A free option is described for demo and personal use, while the paid attendance plan includes teams of any size and a 14-day trial. The broader product also covers access control and other modules, so the collected record focuses on its attendance offering. I reviewed the official attendance and pricing pages; I did not enroll a team or connect a physical clock.
Strengths
- Eight listed clock-in methods can feed one attendance record, including web, mobile, Teams, Slack, GPS, NFC, PIN, and biometric devices.
- The paid Attendance plan has a published per-user price and includes leave, break, overtime, and payroll-reporting tools.
Watch out for
- The attendance module sits inside a broader door-access and workforce platform, which may be more than a buyer seeking only timesheets needs.
Best for
- Organizations that need staff attendance across office, remote, field, and shared-clock environments.
- Teams that want to connect clock-ins with leave, payroll reporting, or physical access control.