Attendance for Staffing and Labour Agencies

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Staffing and labour agencies live or die by accurate hours. They place workers at client sites, pay those workers, and bill the client — all based on time worked. If the hours are wrong, the agency loses money or loses a client. Few businesses have more riding on attendance accuracy.

The agency challenge

  • Workers are spread across many client sites the agency does not control
  • Headcount churns constantly as placements start and end
  • The same hours drive both payroll and client billing
  • Disputes over hours strain the client relationship

Why verified, portable attendance matters

An agency needs proof of who worked, where and for how long that holds up when a client queries an invoice. Biometric clock-in provides exactly that — a verified, timestamped record tied to a specific person, independent of any single site’s honesty system.

How NCheck fits the model

Because NCheck runs on workers’ own phones with GPS and geofencing, an agency can deploy attendance at a new client site in minutes without installing hardware there. Fast enrolment suits high churn, central reporting consolidates every placement, and clean exports feed both payroll and billing from the same trusted source.

Turning accuracy into advantage

For an agency, verifiable attendance is more than cost control — it is a selling point. Being able to show a client exactly who was on site, and when, builds the trust that wins repeat business.

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