A clock-in kiosk that speaks your workers' language
The kiosk runs in English, Polish, Romanian and Lithuanian. Workers clock in with clear prompts in their own language on any tablet, so nobody clocks in wrong because they could not read the screen.
Look at the camera to clock in
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Languages built into the kiosk, English, Polish, Romanian and Lithuanian, switchable at a tap, on the same tablet, for the workers you actually employ.
A clock-in only works if the worker understands the screen
A large part of the temp workforce does not speak English as a first language. When the instructions are in a language a worker is still learning, the small mistakes are the expensive ones.
- Workers clock in on the wrong action, or twice, because the labels did not read clearly.
- A supervisor has to stand at the kiosk on the first day, translating prompts by hand.
- Genuine mistakes look like misuse, and a clean record turns into a list of corrections.
The same clock-in, in the language each worker reads
Here is one prompt, look at the camera to clock in, across all four supported languages. The kiosk picks up the choice and keeps it, so a worker sees their language every time.
Look at the camera to clock in
Spójrz w kamerę, aby się zalogować
Priviți camera pentru a ponta
Pažiūrėkite į kamerą, kad užsiregistruotumėte
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One tablet, any language
The kiosk runs on a standard Android tablet with the TempClock kiosk app, or an iPad in the browser. There is no language pack to license.
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Switch at a tap
Once a worker's badge is entered the kiosk switches to their preferred language, and anyone can change it with a tap. Prompts, buttons and messages all follow, not just the welcome screen.
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The clock-in is identical underneath
Whatever the language on screen, the face match and geofence run the same way, and the record reads in English for your team. Messages and survey questions you write are shown as you wrote them.
Fewer wrong clock-ins, less time spent translating
When a worker reads the screen in their own language, the obvious mistakes, clocking in instead of out, tapping twice, walking off mid-prompt, largely stop. The record you approve is cleaner, and a supervisor is not tied to the kiosk on day one.
A workforce that clocks in right, first time
A kiosk in the right language is a small thing that removes a daily friction, for the worker, the supervisor and whoever approves the timesheet.
Onboarding without a translator
New starters clock in unaided from day one, so a supervisor is not standing at the kiosk explaining each screen by hand.
Cleaner timesheets to approve
Fewer accidental double clock-ins and wrong-action taps means fewer corrections, so the week you approve is closer to right the first time.
A more inclusive floor
Clear instructions in a worker's own language are a small sign of respect that makes the start of every shift smoother.
Nothing extra to run
Languages are built into the same kiosk and the same plan, there is no add-on to buy and no separate device to manage.
English, Polish, Romanian and Lithuanian are supported today. If your workforce needs another language, tell us, we would rather be honest about what is planned than promise a flag we do not yet ship.
The kiosk is the front door to the whole record
Behind the language a worker reads, the same face verification and geofencing run on every clock-in. See how the rest of the system fits together.
Know who turned up, and pay every hour right.
Face-verified clock-ins, live geofencing and payroll-ready timesheets in one system. Tell us how your shifts run and we will show you how it fits.
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