Using Jibble’s time tracking widget on mobile

Jibble’s time clock app just got better with our widget functionality. Using the time tracking widget on both iOS and Android, simply tap on the widget from your home screen to quickly launch Jibble and start tracking time. The widget feature requires mobile app version 2.26 and up and is available for all plans. This […]

Verifying time entries with facial recognition

Once face data is set up and facial recognition is enabled under your time tracking policies, all members must verify their time entries via facial recognition and clock in and out with their selfies. Depending on the time clock restrictions on Time Tracking settings, your member might or might not be allowed to clock in […]

Set reminders & automatic clock out

Reminders help your team to form a habit of clocking in and out at certain times based on their schedule. If they forget, you will be able to remind them with the reminder settings set up. Alternatively, they can set up their own reminders too. Automatic clock out works by clocking the member out at […]

Set up face data for facial recognition

Face data (previously known as baseline photo) is a photo of someone that is used as a baseline photo for Jibble’s facial recognition system to identify a person. This data is a must when facial recognition is enabled under Time Tracking settings for the organisation. If facial recognition is enabled but face data has not […]

How to track time without an internet connection?

When tracking time on Jibble’s mobile app or desktop app, your internet connection could be unstable or even cut off. This is where offline mode comes in for mobile devices where Jibble uses its offline time tracking software so team members can continue to clock in and out, even when in remote areas. Mobile app […]