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See a real day, step by step

Pick a real situation — a driver's day, a forgotten clock-out, a job with no signal — and follow it from clock-in to clock-out. Plain language, and you can see exactly where every hour lands.

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The short answer

Each job gets exactly the time he was on site. Driving between jobs is paid. The yard is paid but flagged as overhead because you excluded it. The drive home isn't paid — his shift ends when he leaves his last stop.

Marcus · Driver (can clock in anywhere, drive time is paid)

How the day plays out

  1. 6:30 AM
    Clocks in· HomeShift starts

    As a driver he can start from home. His shift and route tracking begin.

  2. 6:30–7:00
    Drives to the first job· On the road

    Half an hour behind the wheel to Maple St.

    0.5h · paid drive
  3. 7:00–10:00
    Works Job A· Maple St

    Three hours on site. Every minute inside the job-site fence is credited to Maple St.

    3h · Maple St
  4. 10:00–10:30
    Drives to the second job· On the road

    Paid drive time over to Oak Ave.

    0.5h · paid drive
  5. 10:30–12:00
    Works Job B· Oak Ave

    Time on site is credited to Oak Ave.

    1.5h · Oak Ave
  6. 12:00–12:30
    Lunch· Oak Ave

    He takes his meal break. Tracking pauses and this half hour is unpaid.

    0.5h · not paid
  7. 12:30–2:00
    Back to work· Oak Ave

    Finishes up at Oak Ave — also credited to that job.

    1.5h · Oak Ave
  8. 2:00–2:30
    Drives to the yard· On the road

    Heads to your yard to load up for tomorrow.

    0.5h · paid drive
  9. 2:30–3:00
    At the yard (excluded)· The YardNot billed

    You turned off labor tracking for the yard, so this time isn't billed to a customer — it's kept as overhead. He's still paid for it.

    0.5h · paid · overhead
  10. 3:00 PM
    Leaves his last stop· The YardExit saved

    The app quietly stamps the time he left. This is where his workday really ends.

  11. 3:00–3:30
    Drives home· On the roadNot paid

    The commute home isn't on the clock — you don't pay for it.

    0.5h · not paid
  12. 3:30 PM
    Clocks out· HomeTrimmed to 3:00

    He signs off at home. Smart clock-out rolls his shift end back to 3:00 — when he left the yard — so the drive home drops off automatically.

Where the hours landed

Paid 8hBilled to jobs 6h
Maple St (Job A)3hbilled to the job
Oak Ave (Job B)3hbilled to the job
Drive between jobs1.5hpaid
The Yard0.5hpaid · overhead
Lunch0.5hnot paid
Drive home0.5hnot paid