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eClock

Time clock and attendance control

HQ in MexicoTime & attendance

What it does

Mexico City web/app for time and attendance (branch, office, factory and home-office check-in, security rounds) plus NOM-035 tooling to manage and incentivize staff.

Best fit for

Companies that need cloud-based time and attendance control with multi-site operations and mobile or virtual clock-in options.

Watch out for

Public pricing is shown only for eCheck plans, billed monthly per user and plus VAT.

Confirmed features

Only what the vendor’s own site states. Anything not listed is unconfirmed.

Core features 3/12

  • ✓Time & attendanceCloud time and attendance control.
  • ✓Vacations & absencesCan control vacations and other incidents.
  • ✓NOM-035Menu includes Nom-035 and an app for it.
  • ◐Employee self-service appeCheck app registers entries from any device.

Mexico fit 2/6

  • ✓Prices / billing in MXNPlan prices published in MXN.
  • ✓Support in SpanishSite and support pages are in Spanish.

Platform 1/7

  • ✓Web appDescribed as a cloud solution on the site.

Support 1/7

  • ✓Live chat supportMentions chatting and starting a direct call from chat.

Plans & pricing

eClock Go BronceMXN 90/mo · per userRemote support, clock connection, virtual clock-in, multi-site.
eClock Go PlataMXN 100/mo · per userAdds advanced shifts.
eClock Go OroMXN 110/mo · per userAdds notifications, self-service, incident inventory, advanced remote support, advanced facial recognition.

Monthly prices in Mexican pesos per user, plus VAT. source ↗

Customers & figures it publishes

SCTIFETelcelSATCoderePemexHoliday InnCrowne PlazaRoyal Bank of ScotlandUniversidad AnáhuacTec de Monterrey

“30-day money-back guarantee.”

“Can be used on up to 5 devices per user.”

“Working since 2001.”

As stated on the vendor’s own site; not audited by Sellado.

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