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EZPunch Standard is a stand alone Time Clock application for the individual or small business. EZPunch Standard runs on a single computer, recording the in and out times for any number of individuals. An optional dashboard widget and/or menu widget make clocking in and out a snap, or launch the program to set your options, generate reports, and more!
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E-PunchClock Client/Server is a network Time Clock with a focus on simplicity. Based on the EZPunch Standard software by the same author, but designed as a client/server model.
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SimplePunch is a simple punch clock application written in MIDP J2ME. It allows you to create projects and punch in/out timerecords for each. Support for sending reports via bluetooth
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Punchout! is a simple and straightforward time clock system that allows an administrator to set up multiple clients each with their own pay rate. The user can then punch the Punch In! or Punch Out! button to track their hours and pay.
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The Punch clock project is a web based time tracking system, for small-medium businesses that wishes to manage multiple projects and employees and get accurate reports on time and material performance and costs.
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