Rolling Hours: More Accurate Worker Time on Site

Rolling Hours gives construction teams a more accurate, real-time view of how long workers have been on site.

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Previously, a worker who entered a jobsite at 6 AM could still appear as having only a single timestamp when a team checked the system later in the morning. With Rolling Hours, worker hours continue accumulating throughout the day until the worker exits the site.

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This helps construction teams:

- See worker hours accumulate in real time

- Get a more accurate view of time spent on site

- Account for workers who don't tap out

- Improve workforce and headcount data

- Reduce gaps caused by missed exit events

- Create more reliable data for forecasting and planning

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Rolling Hours is especially useful on jobsites with turnstiles where workers may be required to tap in but don't always need to tap out. Teams can also set an hour cap to calculate an assumed total when a worker isn't detected exiting the site.

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The result is a more complete picture of worker hours on site, helping teams make better decisions with their workforce data.

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Watch Jayesh and John Kalajian discuss how Rolling Hours helps bridge gaps in construction workforce tracking and improve the accuracy of jobsite hours.