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• What a Time Card Is and What Belongs on It

  A time card records one person's hours for a pay period or event. Here are the fields a no-login team actually needs, and how it differs from a timesheet.

• Gross Hours vs Net Hours on a Time Card

  Gross hours count the whole span from clock-in to clock-out. Net hours subtract unpaid breaks. Here is how the two differ on a real time card and which one payroll should get.

• What a Roster Actually Is in a No Login Time Clock

  A roster is the list of names your team picks from to clock in. Here is how it differs from a schedule and a timesheet, and why a clean one makes login-free tracking work.

• Decimal Hours vs HH:MM: What Payroll Wants

  Decimal hours writes 7 hours 30 minutes as 7.5. See how to convert HH:MM to decimal, why the two formats disagree, and which one payroll actually processes.

• What Kiosk Mode Means for a Shared Time Clock

  Kiosk mode is a single shared screen where everyone clocks in by tapping their name, with no accounts. Here is exactly when it beats a QR poster or personal link.