ClockN vs Kiosk Contacts

ClockN was built to be the simplest time clock solution for companies that do not want to invest in the expensive card reader equipment, identification badges and installation charges. This system can be used by practically anyone from a contractor to a security company or even a food truck. There are apps available for the two major platforms and everything that can be done on the app can also be done on our website. Time Sheets: After employees work their regular work weeks, a manager can select the dates for their pay period and our system will either allow you to download a PDF file immediately or you can have a PDF or CSV file emailed to you. Features: •Captures GPS location on every clock in/out. •Live Look | Shows where all of your employees are at on a map (only those that are working). •Clock Out Reminders | Push notifications get sent if you leave 0.2 miles of the clock in location. •Job Codes | Easily sort where your employees need to be at. •Notes | Ability to add notes to every clock/in out. •Take Break | Pause the employees time if the job requires it. •Overtime | Time sheets can be calculated at different overtime rates. •Group ClockN's | Manage a large group? Managers can clock in/out large groups of people very easily. Customer Feedback: We value all of your feedback so if there is anything we can do to make the app better then do not hesitate to tell us. If we believe that your modification to the app will benefit all of our customers then we will make it happen. ClockN uses the standard Apple Terms of Use (EULA), as mentioned in the following link: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Kiosk Contacts presents a simple, configurable contact information form. The visitor enters his or her contact information and taps Submit. Kiosk Contacts parses the form data and initiates a mail or message, based on the form data, if so configured. The data is saved and the form is then cleared, ready for the next visitor. Kiosk Contacts stores the contact form data inside the app. Use iOS Files to access this data directly or to share it with another computer. Open Files and navigate to On My iPad. Tap on the folder Kiosk Contacts. This folder is only present after Kiosk Contacts has been started at least once. Tap and hold on a file for a pop-up menu of actions, among which are Quick Look and Share. Use Share to share a file with, for example, Mail. As desired, share the file contacts.csv to another computer for processing. The contacts.csv file may be easily processed with, for example, Numbers, MS Excell, or Google Docs.