ClockShark vs TimeClock 365

ClockShark is a paid toolkit for construction, field service, and trade businesses, combining time tracking, scheduling, job management, GPS verification, payroll, and reporting. Employees can record time through Android and iOS apps or the website. Managers can share drag-and-drop schedules with job or task assignments, documents, addresses, and notes. Clock-ins are also supported through Crew Clock and kiosk time clocks, alongside mobile apps and web browsers. The system includes geofencing, break tracking, timesheet approvals, and attendance reports. ClockShark says its mobile app uses GPS only while employees are on the clock. Standard includes time and attendance tracking, GPS and job tracking, scheduling, manager roles and approvals, and third-party integrations. Pro adds paid time off and multi-department and office controls. Both plans include live human support; Pro customers can schedule personal onboarding with a customer success representative. Listed integrations include QuickBooks, ADP, Sage 100 Contractor, Xero, Zapier, Simpro, Paychex, Gusto, MYOB, and Paylocity.

TimeClock 365 is a cloud workforce management platform covering attendance, time off, access control, HR, GPS tracking, tasks, expenses and payroll export. Clock-in options include browser and mobile app, Microsoft Teams, Slack, biometric clocks, NFC or RFID cards, GPS and PIN. Its Android and iOS app supports GPS clock-in, geofencing, optional selfie checks, offline punch storage, timesheet viewing and time-off requests. Listed integrations include Microsoft Teams, Slack, QuickBooks, HiBob, Jira, Azure AD/SSO, GreytHR, Chrome and Trello; a REST API is also available. Plans include attendance, access control, task and client time tracking, field tracking, expenses and leave accrual. The free Demo & Personal tier is for personal or demo use and covers up to 10 users. Paid plans start at $2.70/user/mo, while the 14-day trial requires no credit card and includes unlimited employees. Time clock devices and access controllers have request-based hardware pricing, and Door Access Control carries additional hardware pricing on request. The company lists manufacturing, retail, healthcare, construction and technology organizations among its intended users.