AMGtime

Time clocks that record who worked when, and software that turns those records into payroll-ready timesheets and schedules, are what this workforce management product provides. The company behind it says it has more than 25 years of experience in time and attendance and scheduling, and it sells both the software and the clock hardware that feeds it.

Capturing hours on devices or phones

The data capture options are wide. Biometric time clocks include hand-geometry readers, face recognition and fingerprint devices, and other clocks accept proximity cards, key fobs and PIN or password entry. Where no hardware is wanted, there are web-based and PC-based clocks. A mobile app for Android and iOS lets staff clock in and out from assigned, geofenced locations or from wherever they are, and administrators can see the exact coordinates of each punch on a map. Managers can ask for a photo selfie as a further check on who is clocking in.

Industry modules

The vendor builds modules for particular sectors, naming nursing homes and skilled nursing, staffing agencies, accounting firms, manufacturers, educational facilities and construction among them. Each module carries its own reports, exports and policy rules so that employee records stay audit ready. A separate offering addresses mandatory paid sick leave rules, and a newer workforce scheduling feature sits alongside the time tracking.

Connecting to payroll and HR

The software is built to pass data to payroll, human resources and production control systems rather than sit alone, so hours recorded at the clock reach the systems that pay and plan around them. The company positions this integration as the way to take employee management beyond manual timesheets.

Fit

Because it combines hardware, a mobile app and sector-specific modules, the product suits employers with shift work, remote staff or several sites that need to verify attendance and keep a record for compliance. The vendor describes itself as a leader and a preferred partner in several of these industries, a claim made in its own marketing.

AMGtime is time and attendance and scheduling software supported by a range of clock-in hardware. Employees can record their hours on biometric devices, cards, passwords, desktop clients, the web or a mobile app. The company says it has more than twenty-five years of experience in this field.

What AMGtime offers

• Mobile app: clock in from set geofenced locations or elsewhere, with coordinates viewable on a map and optional selfies for verification.
• Biometric clocks: hand punch, face recognition and fingerprint devices.
• Other capture methods: proximity cards, key fobs and passcode entry.
• Integrations: payroll, HR and production control software.
• Industry modules: reports, exports and policy compliance for audit readiness.

Customers and markets

Nursing homes, staffing agencies, accounting firms, manufacturers and educational facilities.

Key facts

• Experience: over 25 years, as stated
• Platforms: Android and iOS