Time tracking for tree service and arborist crews
Crews move between properties with heavy equipment. Watchie confirms each job-site clock-in, logs drive time, and ties every hour to a job.
Roles teams track: Climbers and groundworkers · Crew leaders · Equipment operators
Time tracking problems for Tree service companies
Hours per job are a guess
Without on-site clock-ins, bids are based on hunches.
Long drives with equipment
Hauling gear between jobs eats up the day.
Seasonal rush
Storm season means long days and lots of overtime.
How Watchie’s job-site time clock helps your tree service
Clock in only on site
The phone has to be inside the job site’s boundary; anything else needs a reason and your review.
Learn more →Drive time between jobs
Clock-out at one site to clock-in at the next, logged for each person.
Learn more →Payroll-ready hours
Approved hours and overtime by state, ready for payroll.
Learn more →Tree service companies: time tracking questions
How does Watchie help your tree service?
Crews move between properties with heavy equipment. Watchie confirms each job-site clock-in, logs drive time, and ties every hour to a job. Crews clock in on their phones only inside the job site’s boundary, off-site punches are flagged for review, drive time between jobs is logged, and approved hours go to payroll.
Does Watchie track my crew’s location all day?
No. Watchie reads the phone’s location only at the moment someone taps clock in or clock out, to confirm they’re at the job site. Never in between, and never off the clock. Workers see this before they start.
Do crews need to install an app?
No. Crews open Watchie in their phone’s browser and can add it to the home screen. It works on iPhone and Android, and saves punches when there’s no signal.
See who’s really working.
Set up your team in minutes. Clock in on Mac, Windows, or a phone at the job site.
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