Guided walkthrough

Set where clock-in counts

Turn on the boundary that keeps clock-in at the store.

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Clock-in can be tied to a place

Orbit can require somebody to actually be at the store before they clock on. It is off until you turn it on, and it is set store by store rather than across the business.

Follow this step in the Orbit Operations app. The available actions depend on your role and store access.

This walkthrough explains the steps. Moving through it does not change your business or mark work as completed. Links to Orbit open in a new tab and may require sign-in.

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Clock-in can be tied to a place
Orbit can require somebody to actually be at the store before they clock on. It is off until you turn it on, and it is set store by store rather than across the business.
Set the boundary
Turn the boundary on for one store and set how far out it reaches. Give it enough room to cover the whole site — the car park and the back door count as being at work.
What it stops
Outside the line, clock-in politely refuses and says why. Inside it, nothing changes for anybody.

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Guide · Settings

What happens when clock-in is outside the boundary

The refusal, why it exists, and what it does not do.

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