Schedule the month, check who actually turned up, approve the hours and run payroll — without anybody retyping anything between them. Underneath it all sits the record of every person: contracts, documents, reviews and conduct.
Four steps, one set of data. Nobody retypes an hour between the roster and the bank file.
Rotations, minimum rest, overtime caps and role coverage are enforced as the month is built. Publish once and everybody has it on their phone.
On their own phone, inside the site and with a live face check — or at a terminal by the gate. Either way it lands on the same timesheet.
Late starts, early finishes and missed clock-outs come to you to decide. Only approved hours go further, and a closed month locks behind you.
Tax and pension under your country's rules, allowances under their own — then payslips, the statutory schedules and a file for the bank.
Some people clock in on their own phone. Some walk past a fingerprint or face terminal at the gate. ShiftSync takes both, and every punch lands on the same timesheet.
Who is in, who is late and what needs you — the moment you open it. In the browser or on a desktop, live as people clock in.
No migration project and no weeks of configuration. Bring the duty roster that is already on the wall and the staff list that is already in a spreadsheet, and ShiftSync builds the rest around them.
Attendance, payroll and the employment record are not add-ons bolted onto a rota — they are the same system, priced as one thing.
Rotations per shift, longest run of days, minimum rest, overtime caps and role coverage — enforced on every month it builds.
Crews swap days and nights on a cycle while the back office keeps Monday to Friday, and coverage counts only the slots that need filling.
People trade shifts, ask for leave and pick up extra shifts in the app; you approve with one tap, and the roster updates itself.
Inside the site, with a live face check — a smile or a turn of the head, so a photo is not enough. Faked locations and borrowed phones are flagged for you.
Fingerprint, face and card terminals at the gate feed the same timesheet as the phones, through a small bridge on site.
Clean days approve in one go; late starts, early finishes and missed clock-outs come to you, with the reason the person gave.
Tax and pension worked out under your country's rules, allowances and bonuses under their own, then payslips and a file for the bank. Rates are dated, so last March still works out to last March's figures.
Ghana built in · more countries comingContract, job, department, next of kin, pay history and documents — held once per person, and seen only by those who should.
Appraisals people can answer, warnings recorded properly, and licences or papers running out flagged a month ahead.
A roster tells you who is on tonight. The rest of running a workforce is everything a roster does not say — and it is usually in a drawer.
An example: 160 staff, each 15 minutes late twice a week. That is 347 hours a month of paid time — at any hourly rate, real money. ShiftSync shows it to you person by person, with the reason they gave, so you decide what is excused.
People can still clock in. The phone finds its location without data, does the face check, and keeps the punch with its true time until there is a connection — then sends it by itself.
The employee app is on Android today. Managers use the console in any modern browser, or on a Windows desktop.
Clock-in needs a fresh location inside the site and a live face check — a smile or a turn of the head, so a photo is not enough. A faked location, an unfamiliar phone or a face that does not match is flagged on the timesheet for you to look at.
Scheduling, clock-in, timesheets and the people record work anywhere. Payroll has Ghana's tax and pension rules built in today; other countries' rules are being added one at a time.
No. Most teams clock in on their phones. If you already have terminals at the gate, they can send their punches to the same timesheet.
Only the people who should. Supervisors run their team's leave and timesheets without seeing anybody's pay, and employees see only their own. Read the privacy policy.
Scheduling, attendance, payroll and the full employment record — every part of it, for one price per employee each month.