Every industry runs on its own schedule
A factory shift and an office day are not the same thing. A worker on a construction site never walks past a terminal, and a waiter changes over twice a day. Below is how OneWork is set up for each industry.
Offices
Office attendance usually runs on a schedule and a verbal agreement. By the end of the month, nobody has an exact record of who arrived when. OneWork records every arrival and departure through a Face ID terminal at the door or the app on the employee's phone.
Read moreManufacturing
Manufacturing means many people, fast shift changes and more than one entrance. A paper log cannot keep up. OneWork connects the terminal on every gate to a single account and calculates hours per shift automatically.
Read moreRetail
As the number of branches grows, it stops being clear who is working where today. Each store keeps its own log and head office collects them at month end. OneWork connects every branch to one account and shows attendance in real time.
Read moreRestaurants and hotels
A restaurant or hotel turns over several shifts a day, and the team changes often. A schedule written by hand is out of date within a week. OneWork sets the shifts up once and records arrivals and departures from then on.
Read moreHealthcare
In a clinic, on-call duty, daytime appointments and night shifts overlap. How long someone was on duty is usually written down by hand. OneWork counts each shift separately and produces a finished timesheet at month end.
Read moreEducation
In schools and training centres the timetable changes daily and teachers arrive at different times. Keeping a paper register takes real time. OneWork records arrivals and departures and checks them against the schedule.
Read moreLogistics
In logistics most of the team is not in an office but on the road or in a warehouse, where walking past a terminal is not an option. OneWork uses a geofence in the mobile app so check-in works on the move.
Read moreConstruction
On a construction project the sites change, there is no permanent entrance, and the signal is not everywhere. OneWork draws a geofence around the site and accepts a check-in from the worker's phone only inside it.
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