Fits mobile work
Drivers and field employees can clock in from a phone browser or by phone call.
Transportation time clock
Drivers, dispatchers, yard employees, and office staff can clock in from a phone, computer, kiosk, landline, or cell phone. Managers review routes, jobs, corrections, and payroll reports before export.
Driver clock-ins
Use mobile, phone, computer, or kiosk clock-ins.
Routes and jobs
Track hours by route, yard, job, or cost code.
Location context
Review available GPS or phone details.
Payroll exports
Download reviewed hours for payroll.
Transportation benefits
Transportation work often starts away from a desk. Clockspot gives employees practical clock-in options and gives managers records to review before payroll.
For employee time tracking, not driver compliance systems.
Drivers and field employees can clock in from a phone browser or by phone call.
Dispatch, office, and yard employees can use computers or shared kiosks.
Use jobs for routes, yards, trips, departments, clients, or cost codes.
Review missed punches, corrections, approvals, overtime, and payroll reports before export.
Customer story
Clockspot has been an incredible time saver for my company, and I can't imagine running my business without it.
Kyle McDermaid
Medical & Professional Couriers
Clockspot helps transportation businesses collect time records from mobile and on-site employees.
Clock-in methods
Use mobile browser clock-ins, phone clocking, kiosks, or computers depending on the role and location.
Routes and jobs
Jobs help managers review where transportation labor went.
Payroll review
Managers can resolve open shifts, approve corrections, approve time cards, and export reports.
Transportation questions
No. Clockspot is employee time tracking for payroll-ready records. It does not replace ELD, HOS, fleet management, dispatch, routing, or driver compliance systems.
Yes. Phone clocking lets employees dial in from a landline or cell phone when browser clock-ins are not reliable.
Yes. Jobs can represent routes, trips, yards, clients, departments, or cost codes for reporting.
No. GPS can be captured at clock-in when employees use their own account and share location. Clockspot is not continuous fleet tracking.
Keep reading
A transportation time clock should track driver hours, location context, corrections, approvals, and payroll-ready records.
Why home-to-work commute isn't paid, when drive time becomes paid, the California shuttle rule, and the GPS records that decide every dispute.
Set up a time clock by deciding who tracks time, when employees clock in, how mistakes are fixed, who approves hours, and how records are kept.
Choose a transportation or delivery time clock by checking driver hours, location context, travel time, corrections, approvals, and payroll-ready records.
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