Punch Clock Software for employees

[Homerboy]

Anyone use or are familiar with software for the desktop to record employees work hours? Punch in/out each day?

A simple server/client setup, nothing overly fancy really needed, only about 60 employees here at the office. We were looking at some software from paychex but its a bit to robust for our needs and there are some HORRIBLY glaring flaws in it.

Any and all suggestions are welcome...

 

[edmicman]

we use the network version of the one at www.punch-clock.com

 

[Homerboy]

Originally posted by: edmicman
we use the network version of the one at www.punch-clock.com

Yeah been toying with that this morning.
Only issue I see is how do you record sick time and paid time off?

 

[edmicman]

mmmmmmm I'm not sure....we just punch in and out as we are here. I guess it only really tracks physical time in and out. For everything else I think the boss uses quickbooks or some other payroll program. I think he just uses punchclock to get how many hours were worked.

 

[Cheetah8799]

Homerboy. I did a quick search on www.sourceforge.net and came up with a couple hits when I searched for "timecard". You may want to check those out for a web based solution.

 

[BlueWeasel]

We use Quickbooks here at my office (4 person engineering firm), and we use a program included with QB called QBTimer. It lets import jobs from the main database, and bill time to them accordingly.

We have individual, non-billable items such as vacation, holidays, sick days, etc. that are part of the main database.

I did a little searching and found this --> Getmytime.com

 

[edmicman]

bringing this back up from the dead.....anyone know of a punchclock program that uses a database (sql server preferred) backend? thanks!