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Employees can clock in and out from their work site or their client's home - ideal for remotely located community care and building services employees. |
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Employees can enter allowance details, such as kilometres traveled and overnight stay, or care episodes, for each client or job worked. |
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Employees can listen to a Message of the Day voice message. |
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Employees can listen to and respond to recorded voice emssages frm their department managers or supervisors. |
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Caller ID information provides validation that each employee is calling from an authorised telephone, plus can restrict numbers employees can call from. |
Professional Real Life Voice Prompts
All menus and prompts are recorded using professional voice talent which makes them easy to listen to and understand.
Audio Confirmation Messages
All actions are confirmed by a voice message, either telling the caller that the action was successful or telling the caller what to do next. This is both for validation, such as for employee number entry, job codes, department codes, as well as to confirm that a clocking transaction was accepted.
Key Ahead
Callers can "key ahead" data without hearing all the prompts. For standard clock in, the call takes less than 10 seconds from start to finish. The only prompt that is heard is "You have been clocked in at ...".
Employee or Department Messaging
Messages can be sent to individual users or groups of users. These messages can have a "Request for Reply" tag attached to them so the receiving employee can be required to record a reply. All message recording times and listened to times are saved.
Multiple Languages
For companies that need this feature, TeleClock can provide prompts recorded in different languages.
Time Clocks are not cost effective
Installing time clocks in branch offices and other remote sites with a small number of employees is not cost effective. Remote sites also face the problem of data retreival and maintenance of the time clock hardware.