Site attendance
Know who is really on site, right now
Headcount by phone call is a guess. Obrelier draws a boundary around each site, counts people who clocked in inside it, and tells you when that picture stops being true.
A boundary per site, drawn once
Open the site, trace its edge on the map, done. From then on clock-ins are only accepted inside that boundary, and the site page shows who is on site, who left, and who hasn't reported in a while.
One screen for every site
The Projects page puts every site on a map with the number of people on it, a list of what needs a look ordered by urgency, and progress and budget per site. Managers stop ringing foremen to ask who turned up.
When something is off
A phone that stops reporting during a shift, a shift running far too long, a worker who left the boundary without clocking out: each one surfaces on the site with a one-tap way to check in with the worker and a record of what happened.
Evacuation, when it matters
One action from the site page alerts everyone on it. Each worker confirms they are safe from the app and you see who hasn't, with the assembly point already on their screen.
See your sites on one screen
Thirty minutes on a real job: who is on site, what is running low, and what the office sees. Pick a slot that suits you.
FAQ
Is this tracking workers all day?
No. Location is only used while a worker is clocked in, to confirm they are on site. Nothing is recorded between shifts, and workers can see this in the app.
What if a worker's phone dies?
The site shows that the phone went quiet. The manager closes the shift from the dashboard with a reason, and the record shows who closed it and why.
Does it work on large or odd-shaped sites?
Yes. The boundary is any polygon you draw, so it follows the real site edge, not a circle around a pin.
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