Know the current state
See who is working, on break, late, absent or offline without waiting for a manual update.
New Worklix brings monitoring, time tracking and collaboration into one workforce platform.
See pricingManagers need more than a final total. Worklix keeps each employee’s current attendance state, expected schedule and tracked time close together so it is easier to see who is present, late, on break or missing a record.
See who is working, on break, late, absent or offline without waiting for a manual update.
Compare the expected shift with the actual start, break and finish times before deciding what needs attention.
Focus the manager’s attention on late starts, missing records and unusual gaps rather than scanning the whole team.
The attendance record becomes more useful when the schedule, tracked time and exceptions stay connected. Scroll through the workday without switching between separate systems.

Compare the actual start with the expected schedule and keep the employee record attached.
See breaks, tracked work and attendance state together instead of interpreting them as separate logs.
Bring late starts, missing time and attendance exceptions into one manager-ready workflow.
A late start or longer break only makes sense against the expected schedule. Keep the planned shift beside actual attendance so managers can see the difference before opening a conversation or approving the record.
Instead of reviewing every attendance record, focus on the moments where the schedule and actual day do not match. This keeps manager time on real exceptions.
See how late the employee started and whether tracked activity supports the attendance record.
3 records todayCompare the expected break window with the actual pause before deciding whether any follow-up is needed.
5 records todayIdentify scheduled employees with no attendance start or tracked work so missing records are easier to resolve.
2 records todaySpot days running beyond schedule and review the surrounding tracked time before approving the record.
4 records todayWorklix keeps each attendance signal inside the same operational context, so the record can move from the workday into manager review without creating another spreadsheet.
Keep expected hours and coverage visible before attendance starts.
Capture starts, breaks, absences and status changes during the day.
Keep tracked work close to attendance so exceptions have useful context.
Resolve exceptions and move clean attendance data into reporting.
Daily presence data becomes operational when managers can compare patterns, review exceptions and move clean records into reporting, payroll or workforce planning without rebuilding the week.
Keep schedules, presence, breaks and tracked time close enough that the record can answer the practical questions managers ask every day.
Yes. Attendance status can be used to show whether an employee is present, late, on break, absent or offline while keeping the record connected to the rest of the workforce workspace.
Expected start, finish and break windows can sit beside the actual attendance record so managers can review schedule adherence and exceptions in context.
Yes. Attendance exceptions can be surfaced for manager review so the team can focus on the records that need attention rather than scanning every employee.
Worklix keeps attendance and tracked time in the same workforce platform, allowing managers to compare presence with the work activity captured during the day.
Give managers a clearer attendance workflow from the first arrival through exception review and reporting, without rebuilding the day in separate systems.