From a clock-in to a payroll-ready record, in four screens.
Not a feature list. Here's what actually happens on a real workday, on the same screens your team would open, whether they're at a desk, on a route, or asking Shiftly to just handle it.
One glance tells you who's actually working.
Every punch lands on the same overview the second it happens: who's on the clock, who's running late, and where overtime is quietly building up. No end-of-week surprises, no spreadsheet reconciled from memory.
- Live headcount and on-time rate
- Overtime flagged as it accrues, not after payroll
Draw the zone. Don't type coordinates.
Click where your building is, drag to size the radius, and add your Wi-Fi network as a second check. It takes under a minute, and it's the kind of setup a first-time admin with zero IT background can do without a manual.
- Click-to-place geofence, no manual lat/lng
- Stack Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or a photo on top
2 networks saved
Geofence + Wi-Fi required
No fixed desk doesn't mean no accountability.
A driver's route, a field technician's job site, a remote employee's home: none of it fits in one circle on a map. Shiftly logs where off-site work actually happens and quietly flags anything outside the plan, so you find out about a new client or a missed visit the same day, not weeks later.
- Every stop and site visit logged automatically, zero setup
- Off-plan activity flagged, never punished on sight
Type it. Shiftly asks before it acts.
"Mark Priya as WFH tomorrow" is faster than four clicks through a form, but nothing writes to a real record until you confirm it. Every AI action lands in the same audit trail as a change you made by hand.
- Plain-English requests, not a new UI to learn
- Every write confirmed first, logged always
Why teams move off spreadsheets and generic time clocks.
See these screens with real data.
The demo signs you in as a super admin or manager at a fictional company, already set up with departments, drivers, and thirty days of attendance. No account required.