IQ:timecard review
A field-focused attendance and workforce coordination platform for care and service teams.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
IQ:timecard is an electronic call monitoring and attendance system for organizations with distributed workers. It is designed for home care agencies, contract cleaning companies, and other teams that need to track visits, locations, attendance, and field activity. Workers can clock in and out through the mobile app or a landline, while managers receive GPS verification, live status information, visit alerts, timesheets, and reporting through web-based tools. The platform supports web, iOS, and Android access.
The published plans show a tiered structure. Essential includes client records, scheduling, a mobile app, standard dashboards, job management, and live status. Professional adds mobile eMAR, tasks, digital forms, and payroll. Professional Plus adds multi-branch capability, eMAR, tasks, compliance reporting, and custom reports. Packages are monthly subscriptions priced according to active carers, with the buying process handled through contact sales. This plan structure makes Essential suitable for core attendance and scheduling, while higher tiers align with care administration, payroll, compliance, and multi-branch operations.
IQ:timecard’s strongest distinction is its combination of attendance tracking and field-service coordination. Real-time alerts can flag missed and late visits, live maps show worker locations, and task notes, mileage, expenses, forms, and payroll calculations connect attendance records with daily operations. Integrations include Google Maps, Apple Maps, third-party payroll and accounting systems, and the Unique IQ platform. Choose it when location-verified visits and care-oriented workflows matter more than general office time tracking. Organizations seeking a simpler attendance-only tool may find its broader operational scope unnecessary.
IQ:timecard pros and cons
- Where it wins
- GPS-verified clocking with alerts for missed and late visits
- Live worker-location maps, timesheets, payroll calculations, and mileage
- Care-focused tools including eMAR, tasks, forms, and compliance reporting
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires a contact-sales process
- Tasks, digital forms, and payroll start with the Professional plan
- Multi-branch capability is limited to Professional Plus
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