Present answers the two questions every business owner needs to know — across every business and location you run. In real time. Not at the end of the day.
Every business runs on two things: who showed up, and what they actually did while they were there. Most owners can't answer either one without making a phone call.
Real-time check-ins across every business and location — all in one place. GPS-confirmed. Time-stamped. You see who clocked in, from where, and when. And when someone doesn't show, you know immediately — while there's still time to do something about it.
One owner told us: “If it's just limited to who signed in and who hasn't — that's too small.” She was right. Knowing someone was there isn't the same as knowing the work happened.
Assign tasks to your staff before the day starts. They update status as they go. You see it — without asking, without waiting.
Together, they give you something no group chat or end-of-day report can:
Confidence that your business is actually running.
You're not alone. The owners we've spoken to describe the same blind spots. They've built workarounds. But the problem never really goes away.
One owner said it plainly: “I only know who came in when the money arrives.”
Twelve hours. That's the gap between when staff are supposed to show up and when the day's summary comes through. By then, the shift is over. The no-show already happened. The client who waited is already gone.
“The little extra time I have to probably relax, I'll have to step in and get the work done myself.” Then she said something that stuck with us: “That's the only thing that makes me different.”
Her business ran on her craft. When staff didn't show, she became the backup — and the thing that made her business worth going to was the first thing to suffer.
One owner described leaving customers waiting at his shop every time he checked his warehouse: “Those customers that go — that's money.”
You can build a business that outgrows your physical presence. Or you can stay small enough to watch it yourself.
You know something happened. But there's no system — so when the dispute comes, your only option is to ask someone what they remember. Memory becomes the record. The conversation gets uncomfortable. You pay to close it and move on.
Across every business we've spoken to, we heard some version of this. No-show. No proof. Payment. Move on.
Each site gets its own check-in point. Staff get a unique staff code.
Location confirmed. You're notified at intervals when things happen, or the moment it doesn't.
Staff update progress as they go. You see it live — without a report, without a phone call.
Both questions answered. One screen. Wherever you are.