The product
Proof the person was there — not just that somebody booked them in.
How it works
Add the site, place it on the map and set the radius. Anyone assigned there on geofence check-in inherits it immediately.
At check-in the app takes a position, the server compares it to the fence and refuses anything it can't stand behind.
Coordinates, metres from the fence and accuracy are stored with the timestamp and stay with the record.
01
Measured against the fence before it counts
What it doesn't do. A geofence proves a phone was near a site, not who was holding it. Geofence check-in asks for nothing more, and PIN check-in asks for the PIN but not the place — where both matter, a Timix Gate at the entrance checks the face at the door.
02
Who, confirmed on the device they're holding
What it doesn't do. The phone confirms who is holding it, not whose face it is: no photo is taken at a phone check-in, and nothing is matched against a face. Face recognition is what a Timix Gate does, at the sites that have one.
Good morning, Priya
Tuesday, 12 August
On the clock at Riverside Yard
Today
6:42:18
Check-in
9:02 AM
Distance
In range
Office address
Riverside Yard, Unit 4, Bengaluru 560103
03
The two ways attendance gets faked, and what happens to each
What it doesn't do. No app can prove a phone wasn't handed over, and only Android reports a mocked location — an iPhone's goes unchecked. What this does is make the cheap methods expensive and the remaining ones visible; a rooted device with a serious spoofing setup is a different problem, and the honest answer is that it will get through.
Check-in · 06:02
Riverside Gate · Tue 12 Aug
04
No signal at the gate doesn't lose the check-in
What it doesn't do. A saved check-in is timed when it reaches the server, not when it was made, and one the server refuses on arrival — out of range, say — is dropped rather than kept. Until then the office can't see it at all, so a site with no coverage should be managed on that basis.
Saved offline
Riverside Gate · 11 m from site
Saved on this phone
It sends the next time you open the app with signal. The position taken just now goes with it.
05
A spot-check that somebody is still on site
What it doesn't do. It confirms someone responded from a place, not that they were awake for the other eleven hours, and a phone that can't receive notifications is simply not asked. It's a sampling tool — useful over a month, thin as evidence about a single night.
06
A tablet at the entrance that knows your staff by face
What it doesn't do. The Gate has no employee PIN to fall back on: somebody it doesn't recognise is sent to their supervisor, and the admin adds the attendance by hand. The photo-or-screen check runs on the Gate, not on phone check-ins.
07
Wrong days get fixed, and the fix is on the record
What it doesn't do. An employee can't ask to be put on leave through a correction — that's a leave request. Changing a paid month means reopening its payout first.
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