The Modern version supports
both Geolocation and Geofencing. Each feature serves a different
purpose in how employee punches are recorded and controlled.
Feature Comparison
Geolocation
- What It Does: Captures the employee’s location if they allow it.
- User Control: The user can allow or deny location tracking.
- Enforcement: No enforcement — the punch still records even if location access
is denied.
- Example / How It Works: Employees clock in/out from a published website
on their mobile devices. The system prompts them to allow location
tracking before recording their punch. If they deny location access, the
punch is still recorded, but no location data is captured. The URL can be
saved to the phone’s home screen for quick access. This feature does not
include geofencing and cannot force users to enable location tracking.
Geofencing
- What It Does: Blocks punches outside a defined radius around a work location.
- User Control: Users cannot bypass geofence rules.
- Enforcement: Enforced by the system — punches outside the radius are blocked.
- Example / How It Works: If the Bill To Location is set to 450 Old
Peachtree Rd and the WebTime Radius is set to 10 miles, then:
- Users inside the 10‑mile radius can clock
in/out.
- Users outside the 10‑mile radius cannot
clock in/out. This ensures punches are only recorded when employees are
physically near the designated work location.

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