Identity and spoof concerns
Help identify potential misuse around clock-in identity. Review the relevant verification outcomes and available records when an event raises a concern about who made the punch.
AI TimeGuard is Truein’s capability for identifying suspicious clock-in activity and potential time theft. It works alongside Truein’s time capture controls to help managers focus their review on records that warrant attention.
Face verification helps establish who is clocking in. GPS geofencing checks the location against configured site boundaries. TimeGuard adds analysis of suspicious activity. The checks and actions available depend on the current release, clock-in method and account configuration.
No. Configured capture controls can reject attempts that fail applicable checks. Other concerns may be surfaced for subsequent review. The timing and outcome depend on the check and how your account is configured.
No. A flag indicates activity worth reviewing. Approved site changes, shared kiosks, device replacements or incomplete records can affect how an event should be understood. An authorized person should review the evidence before reaching a conclusion.
No. Verifying a clock-in and reviewing suspicious activity help protect time-record integrity. They do not establish continuous presence, productivity or work performed throughout a shift.
AI TimeGuard is part of Truein. It supports clock-in integrity within the platform rather than serving as a separate payroll or time tracking system. Ask our team which capabilities are available for your account.
AI TimeGuard focuses on clock-in integrity and potential time theft. Truein AI covers broader assistance and insights across the platform. Ordinary attendance and payroll analysis is a separate use case from investigating a suspicious clock-in.



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