TimeCom is a cloud-based time and data colleciton platform that connects rugged, enterprise-grade time clocks to Workday, Oracle, Legion, BambooHR, Connecteam, and other leading HCM systems for accurate, secure, automated time tracking.

TimeCom uses certified or validated, near real-time API and middleware integrations, avoiding manual file uploads and re-keying while keeping employee, schedule, and time data aligned with your HCM.

TimeCom captures clock-ins/outs, breaks, transfers, and attestations, then sends them as time entries to your HCM application, supporting allocation to jobs, departments, projects, and other configured labor types.

TimeCom is built for near real-time synchronization, with punches flowing from the clock to your HCM system within minutes while middleware queues and forwards data automatically if there are delays.

Standard TimeCom deployments for Workday, Oracle, or Legion typically take about 6–8 weeks from design to go-live, while BambooHR and Connecteam projects are usually faster; large, complex rollouts may extend toward 12 weeks.

TimeCom is delivered as a cloud-based middleware and management platform with secure connectivity from the clocks to TimeCom and then to your HCM managed as part of the service. Nothing is hosted on premise

Yes, clocks can be configured to read common card technologies and ID formats so you can reuse most existing badges, pending successful pre-testing to confirm readability.

Employees can clock in/out, start/end meal or rest breaks, transfer between jobs or locations, and complete compliance attestations, with optional self-service views of recent punches, schedules, or balances depending on your configuration.

Yes, employees can choose from configured lists of jobs, cost centers, or similar labor codes at the clock, and TimeCom passes those values to the enabled HCM system with each punch for accurate job costing.

To stay consistent with your policies TimeCom's clock application is highly configurable, allowing our customer support team to update prompts, menus, workflows, and validation rules without changing hardware, and to push those changes centrally to all relevant devices.

if the network or HCM system is unavailable the timecom middleware will continue to securely store punches and automatically store all queued. if communication to the middleware is lost the time clock will store on the clock, once communication is reestablished, the middleware will be able to send the punches to the HCM system.