Time Tracking

Mobile Time Tracking: Flexible, Efficient, and GDPR-Compliant – What a Business Needs to Know

Zu sehen ist die mobile Zeiterfassung von absence.io auf einem Desktop und einem Smartphone. Der Desktop zeigt, wie ein Zeiteintrag erstellt wird. Das Smartphone zeigt die mobile Stoppuhr für das Starten und Stoppen der Arbeitszeit.

In a world of work that is increasingly mobile and flexible, time tracking has become much more than a mere administrative necessity. Modern time tracking solutions have evolved from static systems into dynamic tools seamlessly integrated into daily workflows. These tools allow employees to easily document their working hours digitally—whether from a home office, on […]

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Efficient Time Tracking for Small Businesses: Simple, Secure, and GDPR-Compliant

A clock on a desk next to a pen and a notepad symbolizes time tracking for small businesses.

In small businesses, every day is a balancing act between operational tasks, customer service, and managing day-to-day operations. In this context, time tracking is often a challenge, but it is becoming increasingly important. Whether as a basis for project billing, to meet legal requirements, or to optimize daily operations, time tracking plays a central role

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AI in HR (Part 1): Potentials in Attendance and Absence Management?

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AI in HR. A topic that has been occupying us intensively at absence.io for some time. How can AI be used in our core areas, attendance and absence management? Especially in the area of process optimization, we see great potential, but also in service. We would like to give you a brief insight into our

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Hurray! The EU passes time tracking legislation!

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Wait…what? That’s right. In a recent European Court of Justice ruling, all companies in the European Union must track their employee’s working hours. This may seem archaic to some of you given flextime, home office days and more generally the culture of freelance work. But don’t forget that although punching in and out may no

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