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Built for Your Industry
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One record, whatever the work
The industries look different, but the question behind them is the same: did the right person turn up at the right place, and for how long? A cleaner at a client's home, an electrician on a call-out, a subcontractor on a building site and a server on a Saturday shift all leave the same kind of record in Team-Trak: a check-in and a check-out, each with the time and a GPS check against the location.
What changes from one industry to the next is what that record is used for.
- Cleaning companies use it as proof of every clean when a client asks whether anyone came, and pay cleaners from verified hours.
- Construction firms replace the paper site sign-in sheet and keep subcontractor hours on the same record as their own crews.
- Restaurants and hospitality build staff schedules, get an alert when someone hasn't clocked in before service, and pay from verified hours.
- Airbnb and vacation rental hosts confirm each turnover is done before guests arrive.
- Trades and field service firms confirm arrival at each job on a multi-stop day and bill call-outs from verified hours.
Care providers use the same check-in to confirm home visits: when each care worker arrived and how long they stayed, without tracking anyone between visits.
What every industry gets
Temps and subcontractors can check in from a link sent by text, email or WhatsApp, with no app and no login. Each location has its own check-in radius, so a large site and a small apartment are both checked fairly. And billing counts only the staff who check in during the month, which suits teams with casual or seasonal workers.
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