Observed arrival · 2026-10-23
Wapinda turns attendance into a 360-degree check
Wapinda presents an employee attendance system where workers record a 360-degree phone video when they clock in, and a person reviews each submission.
- For
- Employers managing hourly staff across multiple locations
- Worth noticing
- The phone’s gyroscope triggers recording at 360 degrees; GPS is described as supporting evidence, while server time sets the clock-in time.
Field notes
The described workflow starts with an employer filming the workplace once; each clock-in then records a 360-degree phone video, with the phone gyroscope triggering capture at a full turn. The page says a Wapinda reviewer compares that clip with the workplace recording and a reference photo, while GPS serves as supporting evidence and server time supplies the timestamp. A calculator estimates lateness costs from headcount, minutes late, and average salary.
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