How is a work zone different from a geofence at clock-in?

Clock-in geofencing confirms location at the punch. Work zones continuously confirm that on-duty staff stay within the right area throughout the shift, with entry and exit alerts.

Can I create more than one zone?

Yes. You can draw as many work zones as you need across all your sites and routes.

Which industries use work zones most?

Construction, security and patrol, cleaning, and field service teams that operate across defined areas.

Work Zones — Geofenced Areas for Every Job Site

Define the areas your team should be working in and get alerted when someone enters or leaves. Perfect for job sites, routes, and patrol areas.

Work zones turn a map into a set of rules. Draw the boundary of a construction site, a delivery route, or a patrol area, and QRAY tells you when on-duty staff enter or leave it. It is the difference between hoping your crews are at the right site and knowing it — across every location at once.

Geofenced work zones drawn across a job site map

Draw Zones, Get Entry and Exit Alerts

Use the map tools to outline each work zone. While employees are on the clock, QRAY watches whether they are inside the right zone and notifies managers on entry and exit. For multi-site operations, that means you can confirm the right crew is at the right site without a single phone call.

Made for Construction, Patrol, and Field Service

Construction firms use work zones to keep crews on the correct site. Security companies use them to verify patrol coverage. Cleaning and field-service teams use them to confirm visits. Combined with live location and route playback, work zones give you a full operational picture instead of a flat list of hours.