Project Payroll CrewTime

The timesheet that never misses a punch.

Built for the site, not the office. Offline-first, kiosk-ready, synced straight to payroll and cost codes, with no CSVs, ever.

15 minutes, your EBA, no sales script.

The punch is sacred

Reliability first, features second

Every timesheet app fails the same way: a clock-in that freezes, needs signal, or needs six taps. We built CrewTime so the punch never fails.

Works with zero signal

Offline-first clock-on. The punch is written on the device, queued, and synced the moment coverage returns. Basement, tunnel, greenfield site, it does not matter.

Two taps, done

Clock on in under 2 seconds. No logins to remember at 6am, no loading spinner while the crew waits at the gate.

Kiosk mode for flat batteries

The Site Sheet tablet kiosk lives on the shed wall. No phone, no problem, the worker taps their name and gets on with the day.

Multi-job days

Morning on one site, afternoon on another

A worker can split a single day across as many jobs and cost codes as the day needs. Each block lands against the right job automatically, so job costing is right before the pay run starts and nobody reallocates hours afterwards.

Wednesday

8.0 hrs captured

6:30am3:00pm
Job 4102 · Northbridge fitout
6:30am to 11:00am · CC 21-400
Job 4118 · Depot slab
11:30am to 3:00pm · CC 30-110

Condition flags

The foreman shouldn't have to be the bad guy

Allowances turn into arguments when one person on site has to decide what the work was worth. CrewTime splits the decision into three layers, so the rate comes from the agreement, not from a conversation at the gate.

  • The worker flags it

    Height, confined space, wet weather, dirty work, live traffic. The person doing the work taps the condition when they clock on or at the end of the block.
  • The foreman confirms it

    Flags land in the foreman's approval view with the job and the time block attached. One tap confirms, one tap sends it back.
  • The rules engine prices it

    Once confirmed, the allowance is applied from your agreement at the correct rate, citing the clause. The judgment call is encoded, not argued about on site.

Day types

Not every day is a worked day

Mark the day for what it was. Each type flows to payroll with the correct treatment automatically, no separate leave form and no adjustment after the run.

Wet WeatherPaid per your agreement's inclement weather clauseRDODrawn from the banked balance or the calendarAnnual LeaveAccrual reduced, leave loading appliedSick / PersonalBalance checked, evidence note carriedPublic HolidayState calendar and substituted days handled

Labour hire and RCTI

Labour hire crews, handled

Labour hire has its own worker type in CrewTime, so hosted crews clock on the same way your own crew does while staying separate in the numbers. Hours are captured once, then recipient-created tax invoices are generated from the approved blocks without anyone re-keying a timesheet into an invoice.

  • Labour-hire worker type

    Agency and hosted workers are tagged at setup, with their own rates, jobs and approval path.
  • Approved once

    The foreman approves the block on site. That approval is what the invoice is built from.
  • RCTI generated

    Recipient-created tax invoices come out of the same hours, matched to the job and cost code they were worked against.

Five roles

One app, five ways in

Everyone sees the part of the job that is theirs. Nobody is trained on a screen they will never use.

Worker

Clock on and off, split the day across jobs, flag conditions, and see your week and your pay lines as they build.

Foreman

Approve the crew in one pass, confirm condition flags, see the roster and who has not clocked on yet.

Admin

Full control of jobs, cost codes and worker types, an exceptions queue for anything odd, then a clean handoff into the pay run.

Invite

SMS-invite onboarding. A new worker gets a text, taps the link, and is set up in under a minute. No app-store hunting on day one.

Kiosk

A shared tablet on the site shed wall for crews without phones, or for the mornings when the phone is flat.

See it working

The kiosk on the shed wall, in your browser

This is the Site Sheet kiosk: a landscape tablet with the whole crew on one screen, big enough to tap with gloves on. The interactive demo runs all five roles with a mock crew of eight, including the offline queue.

  • Grey tile is not on yet, green is clocked on with the start time, amber needs a look.
  • Tap a name, enter a PIN, confirm the job. Two taps and the day has started.
  • Drop the signal and punches still land, queued on the tablet until coverage returns.

Photo timesheet capture

Still on paper? Photograph it.

Not every crew goes fully digital on day one, and that is fine. Photograph the paper sheet and CrewTime does the typing, which makes it the bridge between the way your sites run now and the way they will run in a month.

  • Photograph the sheet

    OCR reads names, jobs, start and finish times off the page and drafts the day for each worker.
  • A human reviews it

    Review is mandatory. Nothing reaches payroll until a person has checked and corrected what was read.
  • The photo is kept

    The original image is retained against the timesheet as an audit record, so the paper trail survives the migration.

CrewTime questions

Does CrewTime work without mobile coverage?

Yes. Clock-on is offline-first, so the punch is stored on the device and queued. When the phone or tablet finds coverage again it syncs, with the original times intact.

Can a worker be on more than one job in a day?

Yes. A day can be split into as many blocks as it needs, each against its own job and cost code, so labour lands in the right place without anyone re-keying it later.

How are site allowances decided?

Workers flag the condition, the foreman confirms it, then the rules engine applies the allowance your agreement writes. The foreman is not left deciding the rate.

Do you handle labour hire and RCTIs?

Yes. Labour-hire workers have their own worker type, and recipient-created tax invoices are generated from the approved hours, so nobody re-keys the same timesheet twice.

What if some of our crews are still on paper?

Photograph the sheet. OCR reads it, a human reviews and corrects it before anything hits payroll, and the original photo is retained as an audit record.

Is there a CSV step anywhere?

No. Approved hours flow from clock-on to cost code to payroll, and out to BuildPass, Procore, Xero and MYOB. There are no CSV exports in the workflow.

Reviewed August 2026.

Mud splattered black toolbox with a Project Payroll sticker, sitting on a wet ute tray on a construction site

Synced, not uploaded

Clock-on to cost code, straight through to payroll

Approved hours move from the site to the pay run on their own, and out to BuildPass, Procore, Xero and MYOB. No CSV exports anywhere in the workflow.

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