Time Tracking Software for Health Care
Less time on time sheets. More time with patients.
When Time Records Are Wrong, Payroll Becomes Guesswork
It’s Monday, payroll is due at 10 a.m., and you’re rebuilding last week from memory. One MA stayed late. Someone worked through lunch. The sign-in sheet says everyone left at 5 p.m. Yet, you know that’s not true.
The problem is the system. Paper sign-ins and automatic lunch deductions show what should have happened, not what actually did. So you guess, round up, or risk someone getting a short check.
OnTheClock gives you real punches, real break records, and overtime alerts before payroll day. Staff clock in at the front desk, missed breaks stay paid, and Monday becomes review and approve, not detective work.
Catch Late Arrivals, Overtime, and Payroll Issues Before They Cost You
PIN punches at the front desk
Breaks without the guesswork
Catch overtime before payroll
Know where dollars are going
Time off without the mess
Payroll in one click
Sound familiar?
Here’s the real cost of running a shop without OnTheClock.
Add your staff, enter pay rates, and choose who’s hourly or salaried. Then open the kiosk on a tablet you already have at the front desk and give each employee a PIN.
Most practices can get everything ready in under an hour, so setup doesn’t turn into another project hanging over your head.
Employees tap their PIN when they walk in. Clinical staff moving between rooms can clock in from their phones instead.
Lunch is just as simple. They clock out when they leave and back in when they return. No guessing later. No trying to remember who took 30 minutes and who took an hour.
See who’s working, who’s at lunch, and how many hours each employee has worked right from your dashboard.
If someone is getting close to overtime, you can catch it on Wednesday instead of discovering it after the week is already over. That gives you time to adjust the schedule before the extra hours hit payroll.
Review the timecards, fix the few punches that need attention, and approve the week.
Then send the hours to QuickBooks, Gusto, ADP, or Paychex in one click. You can review regular hours, overtime, and gross pay before anything goes through.
How OnTheClock compares
A feature-by-feature look at OnTheClock, Connecteam, and Hubstaff for cleaning businesses.
| Feature | OnTheClock | Connecteam | Hubstaff |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting price (10 staff) | $45/month | Free up to 10 users | $70/month |
| Kiosk with PIN at the front desk | ✓ Included | ✓ Advanced plan ($59/mo) | ✗ Not available |
| Break and overtime rules | ✓ Included | ✓ Included | ✓ (Team plan, $120/mo) |
| PTO tracking and accruals | ✓ Included | ✓ Included | ✓ (Team plan, $120/mo) |
| Built-in payroll | ✓ (OnTheClock Payroll) | ✗ Not available | ✗ Not available |
| U.S.-based phone support | ✓ Phone, chat, email, text | ✗ Not available | ✗ Not available |
Trusted by Practice Managers Who Got Their Mondays Back
This thing is awesome and simple to use. Finally a program that makes sense and is easy for the small businesses out there. Keep it up!"
So many great features. Love that I can see from what location employees have clocked in/out. Very easy to edit mistakes like when an employee forgets to clock in/out. Options for tailoring to your specific business are virtually unlimited. I’ve been using it for the past 3+ years with no regrets."
Simple pricing. No feature tiers. No surprises.
Need payroll, too?
OnTheClock Payroll runs $40/month plus $6 per employee, with direct deposit, automated tax calculations, and the same dashboard your crew already uses for time tracking.
Your front desk is ready. Setup takes an afternoon.
No credit card, no contracts, no IT. Just an honest record of who worked when — and a Monday that doesn't start with a paper sign-in sheet.
Questions from health care professionals
$61 a month — $4 per active employee plus a $5 base fee. That includes the front desk kiosk, break and overtime rules, PTO accruals, and payroll export. You only pay for people who actually punch that month, so per-diem and fill-in staff do not cost you when they are not working.
No. OnTheClock tracks employee names, hours, and punch times. It does not connect to your EHR or practice management system and never touches patient records. If your compliance officer has questions, support can clearly explain what OnTheClock does and does not store.
Yes. Assign staff to front desk, clinical, or billing, and your reports show hours by group. That makes it easier to see where your payroll dollars are going before you hire another MA, add Saturday hours, or make another staffing decision.
Nothing gets deducted unless you set it that way. If your staff punches for breaks, the timecard reflects what actually happened. No break punch means the time stays on the card. You can also set automatic breaks if that works better for your practice.
Mark each person as salaried or hourly when you add them. Salaried providers can still punch for attendance without affecting overtime math. Everyone appears on the same timecard screen, so you can review and approve the whole practice without jumping between systems.
Only if you allow it. You can restrict punches to your office Wi-Fi or to approved devices, helping ensure the clock starts when someone is actually at the practice. You set the rules, so you are not left wondering where someone clocked in.
Yes. You can get an alert when someone approaches 40 hours, giving you time to adjust the schedule before overtime becomes a surprise. The payroll summary also shows regular hours, overtime, and gross pay before you send anything.
No contract. Cancel from your account settings whenever you want. You are free to leave if OnTheClock no longer makes sense for your practice. Most customers stay because it saves them time and stress, not because they are locked in.