Time clock for crews, kiosks, and multi-company payroll

Stop reconstructing the week. CEEVO captures the punch when it happens — by person, project, and company.

A modern time clock for iPhone, Android, tablet kiosk, and web. Require a project before clock-in. Keep punches when the job site goes offline. Log every edit before payroll.

Available on iOS, Android, and web. No hardware clock required.

Clock in screen
Kiosk name selection
Project required before clock-in
Kiosk + 4-digit PIN
Offline punches sync later
Full audit trail on edits

Payroll week should not be a reconstruction project.

Paper cards get lost. Group texts disagree. Spreadsheets get rebuilt every Thursday night. Someone clocked into the day but not the job. Someone edited a punch and nobody can say who.

CEEVO Time & Attendance records the punch when it happens, on the device the crew already has, against the project they are standing on.

Clock in. Work the job. Export the week.

1. Punch onto a project

Employees pick the job, then clock in on their phone or a shared tablet. No project, no punch. Optional note. Lunch, personal, or other break with one tap.

2. Supervisors see the live week

Hours, breaks, and open sessions in one place. Edit a time when you must. Every change writes who did it and the before-and-after values.

3. Send a clean file to payroll

Weekly view for the crew. Filtered reports for the office. Export to CSV or Excel and hand it to whoever runs payroll.

What is actually different

Project-required clock-in

Hours land on the job, not in a generic timesheet pile. The clock will not start until a project is selected.

Kiosk mode

Put a tablet at the shop door or job trailer. Workers search their name, enter a 4-digit PIN, and punch. No shared logins.

Works when the signal does not

Clock in and out offline. Punches queue on the device and sync when the connection comes back.

Audit trail

Time and break edits keep a before-and-after log. Useful the morning someone disputes Friday’s hours.

Multi-company by design

Clients → companies → users. One platform for an owner who runs more than one entity, or a bookkeeper who runs payroll for many.

Your branding, their clock

Put the client or company logo in front of the crew. Same product on iOS, Android, and web.

Built for operators. Useful to the person who runs payroll.

Crews and shops

Construction, trades, landscaping, janitorial, facilities, and light manufacturing. People move across jobs. They need a kiosk or a phone, not another portal.

See the product →

Multi-company owners

More than one entity, one time system. Separate companies, shared visibility for the people who need it, locked down for everyone else.

See Operations pricing →

Bookkeepers and payroll

Stop retyping cards the night before payday. Branded clocks for each client. Excel/CSV export. A hierarchy that matches how you already work.

See Partner →

Honest about the edges.

CEEVO Time & Attendance is not a full payroll engine, not a shift marketplace, and not employee screenshot software. If you need those, there are suites for that.

If you need accurate punches by person and project, a kiosk that a shop will actually use, and a record you can defend at payroll — this is the product.

Weekly report

See the kiosk and the audit log in 20 minutes.

No slide deck first. We clock in on a project, start a break, punch from kiosk, edit a time, and show the before-and-after log.

Book a 20-minute demo

Or email hello@ceevo.ai

Questions owners actually ask

Do people need their own phones?

No. Use personal phones, company phones, or a shared tablet in kiosk mode.

Does it work on a job site with bad signal?

Yes. Punches queue offline and sync when the device is back online.

Can a bookkeeper see more than one client?

Yes. The hierarchy is clients, companies, and users, with roles for each level.

Will it replace QuickBooks or ADP payroll?

No. It produces a clean export so payroll is not rebuilt by hand.

Is there a contract?

Monthly or annual. Founding customers can lock year-one pricing in exchange for a short case study and an honest review.

Put the punch on the right job this week.