gps time clock

A GPS time clock built for moving crews

See where crews clocked in, when they left, and what hours should be paid. Crewtrace gives supervisors a field record they can trust before payroll closes. Built for U.S. businesses running multiple crews. Reduce payroll overpayment, strengthen compliance confidence, and cut weekly payroll admin time.

GPS Time Tracking dashboard mockup

Customer proof

Real results from the field.

“We moved from paper logs to Crewtrace and immediately found hours we were overpaying each week. Payroll now takes minutes instead of most of Thursday.”
Jason Law, Owner of S&W Waterproofing

Jason Law

Owner, S&W Waterproofing

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The Impact

$2,100/mo

Capital Recovered

2 weeks

Time to ROI

100%

Verified Timesheets

The Workflow Transformation

Why teams buy gps time clock

Buyers are not looking for another isolated feature. They want a workflow that fixes the field problem and gives payroll something they can actually trust.

Common failure points

  • Unverified clock-ins from the truck or parking lot
  • Disputes over arrival and departure times
  • Manual time entry errors from paper logs

What changes after rollout

  • Job-site geofence verification
  • Mobile clock in/out with location proof
  • Live attendance visibility for supervisors
ROI & Impact

What better gps time clock should change

Teams that replace manual workarounds with this workflow usually see these operating gains first.

Cleaner payroll approvals before close

Fewer wage and arrival-time disputes

Higher confidence in labor-cost reporting

Savings Estimator

Stop leaking profit from your field operations.

Most crews lose 3–5% of payroll to manual time errors and admin overhead. See what that costs you.

12workers
$25/hr
5hrs
Estimated Annual Leakage
$37,746
That's ~$3,145 per month in preventable losses.
GPS Time Tracking FAQ

GPS Time Tracking FAQ

Answers to common questions about gps time clock, rollout expectations, and how Crewtrace fits payroll and field operations.

Crewtrace uses phone-level GPS to confirm a worker is within the designated job-site boundary at clock-in and clock-out. Accuracy typically falls within 10–30 feet depending on the device and environment. On open commercial sites, it is tighter; dense urban or indoor areas may see wider variance, which is why Crewtrace also logs a location confidence score with every event.
Not if the geofence is drawn correctly. The boundary defines the valid clock-in zone, so a worker sitting in the parking lot across the street will not pass verification. Supervisors also see the exact GPS coordinate of each event, so any edge cases are easy to spot during review.
The app records the clock event locally on the device and syncs it when signal returns. The record will include a flag indicating reduced GPS confidence so supervisors can review it separately. This keeps the workflow moving even on rural or underground sites.
Crewtrace only activates location services at clock-in and clock-out events — it does not run continuous background tracking. Most crews report no noticeable battery difference compared to a normal workday.
A regular time clock app records when someone tapped a button. A GPS time clock also records where that tap happened and whether the location matches the assigned job site. That location proof is what gives supervisors and payroll teams confidence that the hours are real.

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