Compare Clox vs. Ximble

Clox is time tracking made for hourly trades and field crews. That means electricians, plumbers, HVAC techs, roofers, landscapers, general contractors, and any team working out in the field instead of an office. Workers clock in from their phone with one tap. If there's no signal on site, the punch still records and syncs automatically once the phone reconnects. Every hour gets tagged to a job and task, so you always know what a job actually cost you in labor. You can also turn on geofencing for any job site, which blocks workers from clocking in unless they're actually there. If a crew shares one device, they can punch in using a PIN on a tablet kiosk, with an optional photo taken at clock-in. Managers approve the week's hours from a web browser, and Clox automatically handles overtime, breaks, lunch rules, and different pay rates. When it's time to run payroll, you can export directly into QuickBooks Online, QuickBooks Desktop, ADP RUN, ADP Workforce Now, Paychex Flex, or Gusto. No manual re-entry needed. Every punch is signed and cannot be altered without it showing, and you can verify any record. Pricing is simple. One plan with everything included: $29 a month for your first 3 users, then $6 per user after that. Try it free for 14 days. No credit card required, and there's a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Ximble makes it easy to get rid of tedious and inconvenient employee scheduling and time tracking. Ximble, a cloud-based employee scheduling application, helps managers and business owners organize their work schedules and timesheets wherever they are. Ximble's powerful schedule maker lets users manage employee requests, control labor costs, and has an intuitive design. The integrated time clock solution allows employees to clock in and out via web, text message, mobile app, or the internet.