Geofence workforce verification — where work counts is explicit
Geofencing is only useful when it represents the job boundary — pad, post, wing, campus. Workforce Vision makes inside-fence check-in part of verified attendance, paired with checkout and proof modules.
What this guide covers
Geofence clocks only help when the fence matches the real job boundary — pad, post, wing, or campus. This guide covers inside-fence check-in, checkout, and verified attendance.
A punch from the parking lot is not proof of work on site. Workforce Vision pairs geofence rules with shift scope, capture modules, and exports built for billing disputes.
Related topics
Not generic workforce software
- Per-site fences admins can maintain — operational, not one global radius.
- Inside/outside state on check-in — clients understand it.
- Geofence + GPS + motion + QR — stacked proof, not fence alone.
Problems operators face
- Loose fences let street-side check-in; disputes continue.
- Tight wrong fences frustrate crews; ops need sane defaults.
- Arrival without checkout confuses “on site” with “job done.”
Workflow
Draw fence to the work area — document changes in audit trail.
Attendance counts when GPS confirms inside during shift.
Fence is chapter one; checklists and media finish the proof story.
Homepage proof demo → GPS · geofence · motion · QR · checkout · invoice linkage
Proof examples
Separate fences per building — proof per zone, not one ping for the campus.
Signals
Who this is for
Multi-site operators where “were they on property?” is the recurring dispute.
FAQ
Geofence verification vs geofence time clock?
Time clocks punch near the site. Verification requires demonstrated presence inside the boundary during the assigned job — tied to proof score and billing.
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