Volcora Time Clock for Employees with 50 Time Cards, 1 Ink Ribbon, Punch Time Clocks Machine for Small Business with Backup Battery, No Key and Network Need, Time Card Machine for Office, Retail

Too hard to set the correct settings, we’ve been trying for weeks after reading the instructions to no avail. Returning this time clock is our only option. I do not recommend this time clock for anyone

Muy buen equipo para pequeña empresa sencillo y facil de utilizar, era lo que estaba buscando

When I first unboxed this time clock, I was impressed by its sturdy build and professional look. The metal casing feels durable, and the rack holds many time cards. Setting it up was effortless since it doesn’t require keys or a network connection, and the backup battery ensures no data is lost during power outages. In daily use, it has been incredibly reliable; employees punch in and out smoothly, and the clear timestamps eliminate any disputes over hours worked. The included ink ribbon lasts a long time, and the straightforward design saves me time on payroll processing. This punch clock has streamlined my business operations, making attendance tracking hassle-free and accurate.

I need a simple time clock for several employees to check in and out. The instruction manual is full of jargon to program, shifts. There are 34 steps of shift and ring time programing and when you have run through them, there is no way to see where you are. There is no HELP number anywhere! I submited a trouble ticket and left my contact number for a call back.

Time clocks. I love time clocks. I love clocks. I love time. Sometimes I don’t even love time, but I still like clocks. This one showed up and my weekend had a purpose. I looked at the box. Cards. Ink ribbon. A little rack. A battery. So much stuff in one box, it felt like Christmas, or Arbor Day, or at least National Time Card Day, which I’m still lobbying for, by the way. Unpacked everything. So many time cards. One hundred and fifty. Enough to start my own tiny town, clock everyone in, clock everyone out, and then fire them just for fun. I stared at the ink ribbon for a while, wondered if I could use it for art, decided against it, and loaded it into the machine. The punch clock went right on the wall. No WiFi. No apps. No screens glaring at me, judging my snack breaks. Just a good old-fashioned punch. Ka-chunk. Felt it in my bones. Felt it in my soul. Felt like I might punch everything I owned just for the satisfaction. Tested it. Worked. Worked again. Started punching cards for things that weren’t even work. Let the dog clock in. Let the coffee mug clock out. The battery hung out, not doing much, but it’s there, waiting for the electricity to give up so it can finally shine. So heroic. This clock is great for my little manufacturing place. No networks, no passwords, no excuses. Employees can slam their cards in, see the numbers print, and go about their mysterious employee business. If you want a time clock that doesn’t get complicated, just stuff to punch and places to clock, this is it. It’s like the toaster of time clocks. Just does what it does. No bread required.