Construction & skilled trades

Time tracking for construction and the trades

Clock crews in right on the job site, cost every hour to the job, and turn field time into payroll without the paper.

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Construction team reviewing job hours on the BizyClock dashboard

On a job site, time is labor cost, and labor cost is your margin. Paper time cards and end-of-week guesswork make it impossible to know which jobs are actually profitable until it is too late. BizyClock lets crews clock in on site — by phone with GPS or a shared kiosk with a PIN — and costs every hour to the job, so bids, budgets, and payroll all run on real numbers.

What the trades lose to paper time cards

  • Not knowing a job is over budget on labor until the work is done.
  • Illegible or padded paper time cards from the field.
  • Guessing which crews and job types actually make money.
  • Hours of payroll data entry every week from stacks of cards.

How BizyClock helps construction crews

Clock in on the job site

Crews clock in from the mobile app with optional GPS capture, or from a shared tablet kiosk with a quick PIN — whatever fits the site.

Cost every hour to the job

Time is tagged to the job and work code, so labor cost rolls up per project and you can watch actual hours against the budget.

Know your real job margin

Job costing reports show labor cost by project and crew, so you learn which work is profitable and bid the next one smarter.

Payroll from the field, not the clipboard

Approved hours across every crew export as payroll-ready decimal figures — swap the end-of-week pile of paper time cards for a report you can hand straight to payroll.

Trades crews fit the Team plan for kiosk and PIN sign-in on a shared job-site tablet, and the Business plan to add job costing, budgets, and per-job labor reports. GPS capture is available on every plan and is owner-controlled and off by default.

Construction & trades time tracking — FAQ

How do general contractors track hours across multiple crews on one site?

Each crew clocks in on site — by phone with GPS or a shared kiosk PIN — and every entry is tagged to the job and a work code. On a site running several trades or crews at once, that tagging keeps their hours separate in your job-costing reports instead of blending into one number.

Does BizyClock have GPS clock-in?

Yes. Optional GPS capture at clock-in and clock-out is available on every plan, controlled by the owner and off by default, so you decide whether to turn it on for a given site.

Can subcontractors or multiple crews clock in on the same shared kiosk?

Yes. Kiosk mode on the Team plan and up lets any number of crew members clock in on one shared tablet with their own PIN — useful for a job-site trailer where several crews or trades start the day from the same spot.

Does it do job costing across multiple jobs and phases?

On the Business plan, hours tagged by job and work code roll up into job-costing reports with budget-vs-actual, so you can see labor cost by job, by phase, and by crew — and catch a phase running over budget before the whole job is done.

Stop bidding blind on labor

BizyClock clocks every crew in on site with GPS or a PIN kiosk and costs every hour to the job — so overruns show up while there's still time to react, and your next bid is built on real numbers instead of a gut feel.

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