Who opened the store today?
A tablet on the counter and a PIN per person — no logins, no shared account. From your phone you can see who is in, who is late, and who has not come back from lunch.
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How it works today
How it works in Lunix
One tablet, one PIN each, and nothing to log into
Pair the tablet once with a six-digit code that works a single time and expires in five minutes. After that each person types their own PIN and picks what to punch — the three buttons only wake up once the PIN is complete, because the clock should never choose for you. The screen clears itself so the next person can walk up.
Who is in right now, without asking anyone
The board is not a list of hours, it is the state of your floor at this second. Someone still out past their lunch allowance shows as «did not return» while it is happening — not in a report at the end of the month, when it is only useful for an argument.
Three questions decide whether the board can be trusted
Attendance software fails for one reason: it cries wolf. So before it marks anybody anything, Lunix asks the three things it genuinely cannot work out on its own — and then reads them from that day forward.
The floor at a glance, and the hours behind it
Open it at 9:15 and «did everyone show up» is already answered. The punch record behind it is a ledger — a correction adds a line saying who changed what, it does not overwrite the original.
Extra hours start out measuring only: they are counted and shown, but no premium is added until you set one. That is deliberate — the weekly limit and any premium rate are worth confirming with your accountant before the payroll figure changes.
Know who was in the store, without asking.
We host a free 30-minute group demo every weekday at 11 AM ET. Bring your questions — nobody sells at you.