Cost and crew

Clock-in

The crew clocks in on the job. The hours land there, not in a separate time clock nobody opens.

Clock-in is built for a phone on site. The crew clocks in and out on the job they are standing on. Those hours are labor on that job.

The office sees the day without calling the lead to ask who was there. Payroll and job cost are looking at the same hours.

Clock-in
Start and stop on the job, from the field, the day the work happens.
Job hours
Time belongs to the address. Unassigned hours can be put on the right job later.
Labor cost
Hours on the job are how you know if the labor budget is holding.
The daily
Who was on site lines up with the daily log for that day.

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