1. We think you’ll agree that
SwipeClock is the best deal for the money.
Dare to compare! Look at what options SwipeClock
gives you vs. our
Competitors:
SwipeClock
SwipeClock offers name-brand time clocks
with a wide range of features, sold for well
under $1,000. Whether it's a simple
"in" and "out" clock or a clock with unique
timekeeping features like a built-in
biometric fingerprint reader, proximity card
integration, cellular
connectivity and more! Plus, you
gain access to a
user-friendly but feature-rich, online interface, for a very low
monthly fee.
Competitor
A proprietary time clock with a modem,
Ethernet connection, or cellular
connectivity usually costs over $1,000. Proprietary
software, cabling, installation, training,
and cards can add another $1,000 or
more (and our clocks set up in minutes).
2. When you buy SwipeClock, you get high quality equipment
and a
life-time warranty:
SwipeClock
The SwipeClock time clock hardware comes with a
life-time warranty. The hardware
is made by trusted manufacturer's, such as Verifone, a division of Hewlett
Packard. This is the same proven name-brand
hardware used by the banking industry for
credit card processing. We simply program
the unit to act like a time clock.
Therefore, SwipeClock can offer you a high quality time
clock for about the same price as a credit
card machine. We can also upgrade the
software inside the clock and add new
features right over the phone.
Competitor
Our competitors often manufacture their own time
clocks. Because they design their own
proprietary hardware, they must include
their development costs in the price of
their clock. The built-in software is
usually non-upgradeable, so it is not
uncommon to expect little or no new features
without paying for it. Since many
of our competitor's profits are made when
you buy their clock and software, they have
little incentive to provide a warranty
for longer than 90 days or 1 year.
3. Our low prices and high quality hardware
aren’t the only reasons to choose
SwipeClock. What if your company has
multiple stores, departments, or locations?
SwipeClock
Since all the clocks connect to the same
server over standard phone or Ethernet lines, they can
all be integrated into one system and one
account! Employees can even punch in on one
clock and out on another. The clocks
transmit automatically and rarely need additional
attention.
Competitor
Unless you have time clocks with built in
modems, it may be required to run cable to each
clock from your computer (depending on how
many clocks you purchase, this may require
an additional purchase of a server, which you will have to maintain). If your
clocks are in separate buildings, you may need multiple computers (at least one per
location) and a trained operator at each
site for maintenance.
4. Is your payroll processed through a
payroll processing company? SwipeClock can
save you a headache here too.
SwipeClock
Once you've verified all the time cards
online, your payroll processing company can
download the information from the SwipeClock
servers. Payroll professionals can download
time cards in a computer-generated file
compatible with their processing software,
to completely eliminate the need for
error-prone manual data entry. Ask your
payroll processor today if they support
SwipeClock.
Competitors
You are required to download the time clock
data into your computer, after which it is
manually e-mailed to the payroll processor.
5. What about competing time clocks
which also utilize built-in modems?
(When purchasing a time clock, you'll want
to know if the clock dials out automatically
or if someone must dial into the clock
manually.)
SwipeClock
Our clocks are connected to the server via
an analog or Ethernet connection giving you
the option for near real-time access to
timekeeping data. This is a fully
automated process so your data will be where
you need it, when you need it. For
payroll processing, your payroll provider
can simply pull the data from your account
in an electronic file, so manual entry won't
be required for you or them.
Competitors
Your payroll professionals dial into
the clocks to download the information. A
phone line must be dedicated (or a valuable
extension number) to your time clocks as
they are programmed to respond to all
incoming calls. The cost of dedicating a
business phone line alone can exceed the
monthly cost of our services!
6. Many people considering SwipeClock are
concerned about having their time sheets
kept at another location outside of their
control. How does SwipeClock compare to its
competitors in this matter?
SwipeClock
We can automatically e-mail supervisors a
time card report every day. This is a free
service. Your time cards are always in, at
least, two locations: on our secure
server and in your e-mail. Additionally, we
make daily back-ups and religiously keep
off-site back-ups.
Competitors
Your time records are kept in your
computer. Unless you frequently make your
own backups, all your records are in one
location. If you accidentally delete them,
or the computer loses them, they're gone
forever.
7. What other headaches will SwipeClock
save me from?
SwipeClock
Our clock terminals automatically adjusts for
daylight savings time and also ensures
nobody gets shorted an hour or paid an extra
one, even if they work during the time
change. The clock is synchronized daily
with the U.S. atomic clock in Fort Collins,
Colorado.
Competitors
You most likely will have to practice the
ritual of changing the time every April and
October. If the clock is of poor quality,
the time may also drift several minutes over
the course of a few months.
SwipeClock
SwipeClock hardware requires almost no setup.
In many cases all you have to do is take the terminal out
of the box and plug it in. The clock
can be connected to the server within
minutes to synchronize with the timekeeping
account. Your employees can clock in and
out instantly, and there's no software to
install on your computer.
Competitors
If you're purchasing a clock and no service,
you are responsible for figuring out how to
set up the clock and software to work with
your company pay rules. This includes
setting the clock's time, overtime rules,
and pay periods, not to mention installing
the software and running cables from the
clocks to your computer. Why bother paying
an installation technician? |