1888 — the punch card
Kiosk & timesheets
A brief history of clocking in
1888: Willard Bundy invents the time clock. Cardboard cards, a satisfying ka-chunk, and 138 years of "the machine must be wrong" and Friday cards that mysteriously stop at lunch.
2026: your team taps the JeanieIQ kiosk instead — and the arguments retire with the cardboard.
- 1Tap in at the kiosk. Any tablet by the door becomes a clock-in point, with PIN or photo so nobody punches their mate's card.
- 2The timesheet writes itself. Clock-ins match against the rota; managers only review the exceptions, not every shift.
- 3Lateness tracks automatically. Patterns feed the Bradford Factor and payroll, no foreman required.
Download the Time Recorder No. 7
Windows · 14 MB · working PUNCH button & ka-chunk included · contains no actual payroll
2026 — the JeanieIQ kiosk
JeanieIQ Kiosk