Mobile Clock-In, Breaks, and Transfers
stratustime gives employees a compact way to record the basic events that shape a workday. After signing in with an employer-provided Customer Alias, Login ID, and password, users can clock in when work begins, clock out when it ends, and enter meals or breaks without finding a browser portal or shared terminal.
Transfers support workdays that move between departments, jobs, or assigned activities. Keeping these actions in the same mobile workflow helps staff record changes close to the moment they happen, while total worked hours provide a quick reference for checking whether the day's punches are complete before leaving a shift.
Real-Time Hours and Work Records
Punches are recorded in real time and stored in the cloud, giving employees and supervisors a current view of attendance data. Workers can use the mobile interface to review total hours, while the broader stratustime service can support timecards, schedules, missing-punch follow-up, and time-off tasks based on the permissions configured by an organization.
This shared record reduces the need to copy handwritten hours into another system. It also gives employees a practical place to notice an incomplete entry and gives managers a cleaner stream of time data for approvals, labor tracking, and payroll-related processing. That continuity helps keep routine attendance records aligned across employee and manager views.
Employer-Guided Login and Device Registration
The app starts with device registration and an organization-specific sign-in rather than a public account creation flow. Employees enter a Customer Alias that identifies their company's stratustime account, followed by the Login ID and password issued through their workplace. This keeps access tied to an existing employer setup.
Once credentials are accepted, the phone becomes a personal route to the organization's time and attendance tools. Staff who do not know their alias or login details need to contact a supervisor or payroll administrator, which makes stratustime best suited to workers whose employer has already enabled the service and assigned access.
Remote Work and Location-Aware Punching
Mobile punching is designed for employees who work away from a fixed time clock, including field crews, remote staff, and people moving between job sites. A phone-based entry point lets them record work events where the organization allows it, while cloud delivery keeps those punches available for timely reporting.
Employers can configure location-aware rules such as geolocation or geofencing for mobile punches. Depending on company policy, location can help verify where a punch occurred or restrict punching to designated areas. Users should keep Android location access under their control and expect the available actions to reflect their employer's stratustime configuration.
