busybusy is a GPS-based time tracking and job costing app built for construction companies and other field-service crews. Employees clock in and out from a mobile device, and supervisors can track labor hours, equipment usage, and project locations in real time. The platform includes GPS breadcrumbing, geofenced onsite verification, offline time tracking, daily project reports, and safety/incident documentation aligned with OSHA digital submission requirements.

Beyond time tracking, busybusy offers job costing tools that compare estimated versus actual labor costs and hours, equipment tracking with idle-versus-working time, document storage for permits and site plans, checklists, and team messaging. It integrates with accounting and payroll systems such as QuickBooks Online, Sage, ADP, and Paychex, plus construction platforms like Procore and Viewpoint, and connects to hundreds of other tools via Zapier. busybusy offers a free plan with limited features plus paid Pro and Premium tiers billed per user.

Timeero is a workforce management platform built for companies with mobile or field-based employees, such as construction crews, cleaning services, field service contractors, property managers, and home health agencies. It combines GPS-enabled time tracking, automatic mileage tracking, employee scheduling, job costing, and geofencing in a single app, letting field staff clock in and out from their phones while managers monitor locations and routes in real time, even when devices are offline.

Beyond time and mileage capture, Timeero supports job and task tracking, photo attachments, digital signatures, time-off management, and a facial-recognition time clock kiosk on higher tiers. It integrates with payroll and accounting tools including QuickBooks, Gusto, and ADP, and offers a public API on its top plan. Pricing is per active user with no setup or base fees, and the company offers a 14-day free trial.

OnTheClock is a cloud-based employee time tracking, scheduling, and payroll platform built for small and mid-sized businesses. Employees can clock in and out from mobile devices, desktop computers, or kiosk stations, while GPS tracking and geofencing help prevent buddy punching and time theft. The platform also includes automatic PTO accrual, shift scheduling, and real-time punch feeds, with time card data flowing directly into payroll to reduce manual entry.

The company reports it is trusted by more than 18,000 businesses across industries such as construction, retail, food and beverage, and healthcare. OnTheClock offers a 30-day free trial with no credit card required and no long-term contract. Pricing is based on a per-employee monthly fee plus a small base fee, with an optional integrated payroll add-on and add-ons like fingerprint readers and text messaging alerts available separately.

TimeClock Plus, now marketed as TCP (TCP Software), is a time and attendance platform originally launched in 1988 and rebranded in 2019-2020 after being acquired by Providence Equity Partners. It helps organizations track employee hours, breaks, leave, overtime, job codes, and pay rates, with tools for scheduling adjustments, compliance management, and payroll integration. The product serves K-12 and higher education, healthcare, government, retail, hospitality, and manufacturing organizations of varying sizes. Note: tcplusondemand.com functions as the customer SSO login portal rather than a marketing site; the main product information lives at tcpsoftware.com.

TimeClock Plus supports on-site, mobile, and web-based time clocks including biometric and badge reader hardware, and integrates with major ERP, HCM, and payroll systems. It offers leave management workflows for PTO, FMLA, holiday, and sick time, plus labor compliance and reporting tools. TCP Software does not publish pricing for TimeClock Plus; prospective customers must request a custom quote, and cost varies by employee count and configuration.

uAttend is a cloud-based time and attendance system built by Chronologic for small and mid-sized businesses. It pairs physical time clocks (fingerprint, facial recognition, RFID badge, and PIN options) with cloud software so punches sync in real time and are viewable from any internet-connected device. Employees can also clock in and out from a web browser, mobile app, or touch-tone phone, with optional GPS geofencing for mobile punches.

Beyond punch collection, uAttend offers scheduling, PTO and accrual tracking, automated overtime and rounding rules, and a reporting dashboard for exporting timecard data. An optional add-on payroll service lets businesses go from punches to paychecks within the same platform. Plans are billed monthly with no long-term contract and scale by number of active employees, making it a fit for businesses ranging from a few employees to several hundred.

Workpay is a cloud-based payroll, HR, and Employer of Record (EOR) platform built for companies operating in Africa. It lets businesses hire and pay employees or contractors in 54 African countries, run locally compliant payroll with automated tax and statutory calculations, and manage the full employee lifecycle from onboarding to offboarding. Salary disbursements go directly to bank accounts and mobile money wallets, and the platform supports over 50 currencies.

Beyond core payroll, Workpay offers leave management, expense tracking, employee self service, and financial wellness perks such as earned wage access and salary advances. It integrates with accounting, HR, ATS, and learning tools including QuickBooks, Xero, Sage, Workday, and BambooHR through pre-built connectors and an open REST API. Workpay is used by more than 1,000 companies, including startups, NGOs, and enterprises expanding across the continent.

CloudPay is a global payroll and payments platform that provides fully managed payroll services for multinational organizations. It processes payroll across 140+ countries and pays employees in 160+ currencies from a single unified platform, combining automated payroll software with in-country compliance expertise and dedicated payroll specialists. The platform integrates with major HCM systems such as Workday, Oracle, SAP SuccessFactors, and HiBob through bi-directional data connections.

Beyond core payroll processing, CloudPay offers global payments and funding services, on-demand pay (earned wage access) for employees, and analytics and reporting tools for payroll data visibility. It is aimed at large, multinational enterprises rather than small businesses, and pricing is customized per organization rather than published, since implementations vary widely by employee headcount and country complexity.

Zoho Payroll is cloud-based payroll software that automates gross-to-net pay calculations, tax withholding, and compliance filing for small and mid-sized businesses. It supports multiple pay schedules (weekly, bi-weekly, semi-monthly, monthly), handles single-state and multi-state payroll runs, and automatically calculates and files federal and state payroll taxes, generating IRS forms 940, 941, and 944. Employees can enroll in benefits such as health insurance and 401(k) retirement plans, and access a self-service portal to view payslips and tax documents.

The product integrates natively with other Zoho applications including Zoho Books, Zoho People, and Zoho Expense, making it a fit for businesses already using the Zoho ecosystem. It offers a 14-day free trial with no credit card required, tiered pricing based on organization size and number of employees, and role-based access for accountants and HR staff to collaborate on payroll tasks.

Avaza is a unified work management platform that combines project management, time tracking, expense management, resource scheduling, and invoicing in a single cloud-based application. Teams use it to plan projects with Gantt charts and Kanban boards, track billable and non-billable time against tasks, manage team workloads with a resource scheduler, and bill clients directly from logged timesheets and expenses.

Aimed primarily at freelancers, consultancies, and small to mid-sized professional services businesses, Avaza is accessible entirely through a web browser and has native mobile apps for iOS and Android. It offers a free plan for very small teams as well as several paid tiers billed monthly, with add-on user and storage pricing for scaling usage. The platform also supports client portals, online payments, recurring invoices, and integrations with accounting tools like QuickBooks and Xero. Read Avaza Reviews

Beebole is a cloud-based time tracking software for teams and businesses, combining project time tracking, resource planning, and financial reporting in one platform. Employees can log hours using a one-click timer, or by entering start/end times or total duration, on desktop or mobile, with support for daily, weekly, and monthly timesheet views. The platform also handles time off requests, approval workflows, and timesheet locking, alongside customizable KPI dashboards for tracking billable hours, project budgets, overtime, margins, and costs by client, project, or person.

Founded in 2008, Beebole is aimed at small to large businesses across industries needing detailed time and cost reporting rather than field-service features like GPS tracking or geofencing. It integrates with Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Zapier, and Pipedream, and offers a documented API for custom integrations. Pricing is per user per month with a free plan for small teams, paid Essential and Advanced tiers, and a 30-day free trial requiring no credit card.