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Kronos InTouch Timeclock Alternative – Here’s why you should get it


Workforce Management is a part of every business. Nearly all companies face some common issues like buddy punching, time theft, or payroll errors. As a consequence, companies are bound to look for a cost-effective workforce management solution.

Generally, companies face two major challenges with workforce management, including preventing buddy punching and finding an accurate solution to fit their needs. Many companies are also facing issues with inefficient and the high cost of time clocks to monitor employees proactively.

Here we will talk about Kronos InTouch Time Clock and RightPunch™ – an alternative to Kronos InTouch Time Clock.

Kronos InTouch time clock

The Kronos InTouch time clock is one of the most popular workforce management solutions. It is a seven-inch touchscreen device with a built-in Android OS that supports NFC and Bluetooth. It also supports varieties of languages including Chinese, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, and Spanish.
RightPunch™

RightPunch™ is an affordable biometric time clock software that is highly effective in eliminating time theft, payroll errors, increase accountability and boost productivity.

It offers some handful of features, such as:
  • No expensive yearly maintenance contracts
  • Integrates seamlessly with Kronos and ADP
  • Biometrics and/or employee ID entry compatible.
  • Offline punch capture, local schedule enforcement, and employee self-service (ESS) capabilities
  • Supports multiple biometric modalities including fingerprint, finger vein, iris, and face recognition
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