Buddy punching — one person clocking in for coworkers who haven't arrived — is the most common form of time fraud in field-based teams.
Here's how Calamari makes it structurally impossible:
- GPS + individual device = each person clocks in from their own phone. María can't clock in Pedro because the system ties each account to a specific device and verifies GPS individually. Even if she had his password, the app would show her device is already clocked in.
- Geofencing enforces physical presence. You can't clock in from the parking lot or from home. The system checks: are you inside the geofence boundary? No → clock-in blocked.
- NFC/QR codes are personal. Each card or badge is tied to one employee. One tap = one person. The kiosk shows exactly who clocked in and when.
- You get instant visibility. Your dashboard shows who clocked in, when, and where — in real time. If someone hasn't shown up, you know immediately.No cameras, no facial recognition, no screenshots.
- No cameras, no facial recognition, no screenshots. Calamari verifies location, not surveillance. Your team stays trusted. Your timesheets stay accurate.



































