STEP 01
Configure the station
Choose the kiosk mode and departments for each device so a finishing-room tablet shows the people and work relevant to finishing.
Put work orders, checklists, and time entry at the station while keeping company financials off the floor.
Why it matters
For shop managers using shared tablets in production, finishing, assembly, or shipping.
Paper timecards say who was present but not which job consumed the hours.
Most production workers do not need—or want—a complete administrative account.
Supervisors become the bottleneck for every checklist and status update.
Generic time clocks lack the work-order context needed for job costing.
How it works
STEP 01
Choose the kiosk mode and departments for each device so a finishing-room tablet shows the people and work relevant to finishing.
STEP 02
A worker selects their profile and verifies with a personal PIN instead of signing a full user account in and out all day.
STEP 03
Start or stop time against a job or work order and preserve the worker, device, and work context for the resulting time entry.
STEP 04
Open work orders, follow phases, complete checklist items, and update status so the office can see progress as it happens.
Questions buyers ask
No. The kiosk is a shared production experience designed for workers who need to clock time and interact with shop work without using the complete office product.
Use a browser-capable tablet or wall-mounted screen positioned near the work. Each kiosk can be configured as its own device.
Yes. Department scope keeps each physical station focused on the appropriate workers and work.
Punches are designed to queue and replay safely so a temporary interruption does not create a duplicate accepted punch.
See it in action