How is clocking in without a QR code secure?

On each tap, the employee GPS location is checked against the assigned work area (geofence); actions outside it are rejected. Fake-GPS protection also detects spoofing apps to prevent cheating.

Can someone fake their location with a GPS spoofer?

QRAY fake-GPS protection detects location-spoofing apps and inconsistent location signals. Suspicious punches are flagged or rejected, so clock-ins faked from elsewhere are blocked.

One-Tap Clock-in — Location-Verified, No QR Needed

Field teams clock in and out with a single button in the app. Every tap is verified by GPS.

For teams in the field with no fixed entry point, even scanning a QR code is an extra step. QRAY One-Tap Clock-in lets staff start and end their shift with a single button in the app. The security comes from location: every tap checks whether the employee is inside the assigned work area via GPS, and fake-GPS protection blocks spoofing.

A field worker taps a green clock-in button on a phone at a depot, with a service van and crew behind — one-tap clock-in with GPS location verification

What One-Tap Clock-in Is

An employee opens the QRAY app and taps one smart button: it clocks them in if they are off, out if they are on. There is no QR to scan and no kiosk to find. It is built for field crews, patrol staff, and people who work across multiple points.

Secured by Location

One-tap clock-in is secured by GPS verification. On each tap, the employee location is checked against the assigned work area (geofence); attempts outside it are rejected. QRAY fake-GPS protection detects location-spoofing apps to stop clock-ins faked from home. Whether a punch was made by button or QR is recorded.

Who It Is For

One-tap clock-in is ideal for field installation crews, security and patrol staff, cleaning and service teams, technical service, and any mobile workforce. Alongside fixed QR and kiosk QR, you can pick the best clock-in method per employee or location.