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When one employee can clock in for another, you pay for hours nobody worked. TeamWorks takes a photograph at every clock-in and clock-out, so each record shows who was really there.
A clocking in system built for multi-site restaurants. Staff clock in on any store tablet with a photo, shifts close automatically, and approved hours flow straight to holiday pay and payroll.
In a busy restaurant, a few extra minutes on every shift adds up across a whole estate. So do payroll corrections, overstays and visa breaches.
When one employee can clock in for another, you pay for hours nobody worked. TeamWorks takes a photograph at every clock-in and clock-out, so each record shows who was really there.
A forgotten clock-out can turn a six-hour shift into twelve paid hours. TeamWorks can clock staff out automatically at the end of their shift, and alerts the manager when someone stays on beyond it.
International students on a Student visa can usually work up to 20 hours a week in term time at degree level, and 10 hours below degree level. TeamWorks can automatically clock out a student who reaches their maximum permitted term-time hours.
Since 6 April 2026, employers must keep holiday records for six years. Hours captured at clock-in pass straight to the TeamWorks holiday pay calculator, so entitlement is based on the hours actually worked.
TeamWorks time and attendance is part of QSR Suite, the restaurant management software already used across more than 1,100 restaurant locations.
No special clocking hardware. The clocking in app runs on any tablet installed in the restaurant.
Know straight away when someone stays on past the end of their shift, before the overtime builds up.
Clocking in works from the published rota, so shifts can close automatically at their scheduled end.
An advanced holiday pay calculator works out entitlement from the hours actually worked.
Approved hours go to Sage or BrightPay, the two most common payroll systems in England.
Staff see their schedule, request leave and view payslips in the TeamWorks employee portal.
Time and attendance is one part of TeamWorks, the hospitality HR software from QSR Suite. It connects recruitment, right to work checks, holiday pay, training and payroll in one place.
Explore TeamWorks →A time and attendance system records when employees start and finish work, so hours can be checked against the schedule and paid accurately. TeamWorks does this for multi-site restaurants, with photo clock-in on store tablets.
TeamWorks takes a photograph each time an employee clocks in or out, so one employee cannot clock in for another without it being visible.
Yes. TeamWorks can clock staff out at the end of their shift, and can clock out students who reach their maximum permitted term-time hours. Managers are alerted when someone stays on beyond their shift.
No. The TeamWorks clocking in app runs on any tablet installed in the store.
TeamWorks passes approved normal hours and holiday hours to Sage and BrightPay, then imports payslips back into the employee portal.
Usually up to 20 hours a week in term time for degree-level students, and 10 hours for students below degree level. Check each student's visa conditions, as they can vary.
Sources: DavidsonMorris, UK student visa working hours 2026 · Lewis Silkin, holiday record-keeping duty from April 2026