Replace your old time clock

If you own a hand-geometry reader, a punch-card machine or an on-premise attendance server, moving to the cloud means new hardware. These guides say what that involves for your specific system — including the export step people discover too late.

Start free — no card

First: will your existing terminal work?

ClockIt reads terminals that speak the ADMS push protocol. That is a real technical boundary, not a commercial one, and it decides the answer for you:

Works — keep your hardware

ZKTeco and eSSL devices with ADMS support connect directly. If that is what you own, you do not need to buy anything — see the ZKTeco and eSSL setup guides instead.

Does not work — replace the terminal

Everything else: HandPunch, Kronos, Lathem, Acroprint, Amano, Suprema, Anviz, Hikvision, Matrix and any vendor-provisioned clock. Pick your brand below.

Time clock hardware

Terminals you own outright, usually paired with software bought separately.

Time & attendance platforms

Software sold with its own terminals, where leaving the software means leaving the hardware.

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Not sure which terminal you have?

Check the badge on the front of the unit and find it above. If it is not listed, book a call — we have seen most of what is on the wall out there, and we will tell you honestly if you are better off keeping it.