Check workers in on the site itself
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.
What gets in the way on site
There is no permanent entrance
A site has no door and no turnstile. Installing a terminal each time is not practical.
The crew keeps changing
Crew composition changes weekly, and how many days each person worked is never recorded precisely.
Weak signal on site
A new site often has no internet at all, or a very slow one.
How OneWork handles it
A geofence per site
A radius is drawn around each site, and check-in is only accepted inside it.
Records without internet
With no signal the data stays on the phone and uploads once the internet appears.
Days and hours worked
Days and hours per worker are calculated automatically and pay is derived from them.
Sites kept separate
Each site becomes its own branch, so you see how many workers are on which one.
A day on site
- 07:30
The crew arrives and checks in inside the geofence.
- 12:00
The lunch break is recorded and deducted from the hours.
- 18:00
The day closes and hours worked feed into payroll.
How the rollout goes
- 01
We map the need
We go through how construction actually runs: shifts, branches, who works where.
- 02
Device or app
We install the Face ID terminal, or set up the mobile app and its geofences.
- 03
We set the rules
Shift times, lateness, penalties and bonuses are matched to how you already work.
- 04
We go live
Staff are added, faces enrolled, and your team is shown how to use it.
Setup normally takes a day. The system runs in full for all 14 days of the free trial, and no card is required.
Construction questions
- Do we need a terminal on site?
- No. Construction normally uses the mobile app and a geofence only.
- How long does adding a new site take?
- A few minutes. The site is added as a branch and the geofence is marked on the map.
- What if a worker has no smartphone?
- In that case the options are a shared device held by the foreman, or a terminal on site.
- Can a site be removed once it is finished?
- Yes. The site is closed, but its history and the hours worked stay in the reports.
- What if a worker covers several sites?
- They check in inside each site's geofence, and the hours are shown per site.
Try it free for 14 days on your site
Start with one site. No card required.