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BusyBusy

8.1#2 in employee time tracking softwareFrom $9.99 a month
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Company historyBusyBusy’s announcement says ToolWatch acquired the company in December 2023.Unique IQ says it was founded in 2006 by CEO David Lynes and focuses particularly on home care.
FoundedThe parent company history places BusyBusy's GPS time-tracking launch in 2010.2006
HeadquartersThe contact page gives the address as 965 S Tech Ridge Dr #120, St George, UT 84770.Redditch, United Kingdom
IntegrationsOfficial integration listings include Procore, QuickBooks, CompanyCam, ADP, Sage, Viewpoint, Foundation, ComputerEase and Zapier.The product connects with the Unique IQ platform and a range of third-party payroll and accounting systems; the page does not name those systems.
PayrollBusyPayroll checks signatures, time-off requests and time-entry conflicts while providing payroll breakdowns.Confirmed visit times are used for automatic payroll calculations, and the product generates National Living Wage compliance reports.
PurposeBusyBusy is a mobile GPS time tracking and jobsite monitoring product for construction and other remote industries.IQ:timecard is an electronic call monitoring system that gives care managers real-time visibility of their remote workforce.
SafetySafety sign-offs record daily injury or non-injury confirmations and related reports.Office staff can see each carer's last known location to support lone worker safety.

BusyBusy plans

  • FreeFree
  • Pro$9.99 a month
  • Pro annual$9.99 a month
  • Pro monthly$11.99 a month
  • Pro$11.99 a month
  • Premium annual$14.99 a month

IQ:timecard plans

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BusyBusy suits organizations coordinating field workers that need mobile access, attendance tracking, or payroll integrations. Its free plan supports unlimited users.

Pick IQ:timecard if…

It is aimed at home care agencies coordinating remote carers, visits, and payroll. The maker also identifies cleaners, security guards, educators, and volunteers as potential users.

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