Industries

Built for how your industry actually works

Workclave tracks work as project-linked sessions, not clock-in/clock-out. That one change fits any team that bills time, runs shifts, or has to prove attendance — and the details bend to your sector's billing, rostering, and compliance needs.

Below: where we see Workclave earn its keep, and how the model maps to each.

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Questions we get a lot

We're not a 'time-tracking' culture. Will this feel like surveillance?

No screenshots, no keystroke logging, no biometric capture. People start and stop work sessions and attach them to a project — closer to version control than a punch clock. Most teams find it less intrusive than the spreadsheet it replaces.

We bill some clients hourly and others on retainer. Does that work?

Yes. Sessions carry project and client context regardless of how you bill. You get billable-hour totals for the hourly clients and burn-down for the retainers from the same data.

Do we still get a clean attendance register for compliance?

Yes — and in whichever form your jurisdiction expects it. India Labour Code registers, EU and UK daily working-time records, FLSA hours, Fair Work retention: all generated from the same session data, alongside configurable shifts, breaks, and holidays. Compliance isn't a second system you maintain by hand.

Don't see your industry?

If your team bills work, runs shifts, or needs defensible attendance, Workclave fits. Tell us how you work and we'll show you the setup on a call.