Difference between revisions of "QuickClock"
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* Once you've received your QuickClock device, you must ensure all your employees who will be using it have been assigned a proximity card and their card number has been assigned to their account. | * Once you've received your QuickClock device, you must ensure all your employees who will be using it have been assigned a proximity card and their card number has been assigned to their account. | ||
| − | * If you already have existing proximity cards, you can test whether or not they are compatible with the QuickClock device by proceeding to http://app.timemd.com/login/ | + | * If you already have existing proximity cards, you can test whether or not they are compatible with the QuickClock device by proceeding to http://app.timemd.com/login/quickclock_test.php |
Revision as of 10:27, 21 June 2012
Overview
What You Should Know First
- The QuickClock device requires a connection to a computer (PC or Mac) with an active internet connection.
- The device also requires the computer to have a browser (IE, FireFox, Chrome, etc) running and at your dedicated TimeMD domain. If you aren't sure what your dedicated TimeMD domain is, proceed to "Preferences -> General Account Settings". Under the section titled, "General Account Settings", look for "Dedicated URL". The address located next to it is your dedicated URL.
Getting Started
- Once you've received your QuickClock device, you must ensure all your employees who will be using it have been assigned a proximity card and their card number has been assigned to their account.
- If you already have existing proximity cards, you can test whether or not they are compatible with the QuickClock device by proceeding to http://app.timemd.com/login/quickclock_test.php
