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TimePilot's Timeclock Products
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* When used in Network Mode. † With optional iButton Receptor. |
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TimePilot has three distinct timeclock products: TimePilot Extreme, TimePilot Vetro and TimePilot PC. All three use the same TimePilot management software and can be used together. That means that you can build a single time and attendance system that handles exterior clock-ins, clock-ins on the factory floor, clock-ins in an office and clock-ins at employees' desks.
The three systems are:
- TimePilot Extreme. Our new portable system is designed for outdoor use, although it can be used inside, too. It commonly would be used at construction sites, where the clock is exposed to the elements. The clock is locked down to prevent theft, but can be moved easily to another site when necessary. Details ...
- TimePilot Vetro. TimePilot Vetro is our newest product and is designed to replace old-fashioned, inaccurate punch clocks. This state-of-the-art, wall-mounted timeclock can be used with or without a local area network and uses the same iButtons as other TimePilot systems. When not being used, the clock displays the time and date on its sleek black touchscreen. The 16-key keypad illuminates when it's touched by an employee. Details ...
- TimePilot PC: This is our completely software-based time and attendance system. Employees click on the image of a timeclock on their computer screens to clock in and out. There are two versions available: a single-seat version that allows the software timeclock to be installed on one computer; and a five-seat version that allows the timeclock to be installed on up to five computers. (Just like its big brother, TimePilot Extreme, TimePilot PC can accommodate up to 2,000 users. TimePilot Vetro can accommodate 500.) TimePilot PC gives a company lots of options: It could have all of its employees clock in at any of the PCs running the software; or it could—with the purchase of additional inexpensive licenses—have hundreds of employees clock in at the PCs on their desks. Details ...