GeoWork Attendance vs Handdy

GeoWork Attendance helps employers, administrators, and managers track employee attendance, working hours, leave, and absence. Employees can mark attendance when inside locations defined by their employer; the app uses GPS and other location techniques to enforce those geofences. Employers can also specify IP addresses for check-ins and check-outs. The web admin dashboard includes daily statistics, rules, location setup, user invitations, monthly reports, and leave management. Employee apps support attendance marking and leave applications, while the admin app provides notifications, leave approvals, and attendance analytics. The service is available on Android, iOS, and web. The Basic plan costs nothing and is limited to 10 users. Started costs what you agree with the maker for up to 100 users, and Power costs what you agree with the maker for unlimited users. Precise location may be accessed in the background for attendance management and is not sold or used for advertising, according to the privacy policy. The service is intended for employees of organizations registered on the system, and iOS users need an existing organizational account to log in.

Handdy tracks employee time and attendance, monitors computer activity, and provides productivity analytics. Its desktop timer records tasks and time, websites visited, applications used, and screenshots. It records logins and logouts, breaks, shifts, and time spent on clients, projects, and tasks. The desktop timer works online or offline and syncs periodically. For mobile teams, GPS tracking saves an employee’s location every minute and keeps location history in the app. Administrators can set circular or building geofences that start a timer when an employee enters and log them out on exit. Handdy lists Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web, and Windows as platforms; its desktop timer supports Windows, Mac, and Linux, and its mobile app links to Apple App Store and Google Play downloads. Plans start at $2.24/user/mo billed annually, with a 30-day trial and no free plan. Pro and Premium list time and attendance management, monitoring, analytics, and custom integrations; Enterprise also lists those areas, with custom work described as organization-specific.