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The legend of Time Clock Man.

Employee Time Clocks have been a obsession for Time Clock Man as long as anyone can remember. While other kids played, Time Clock Man was learning the proper way to install a time clock ribbon in an Amano MJR 7000 Time Recorder, how to program the Pyramid 4000 time clock, and all about the Lathem 2121, and 4000 mechanical time clocks.  Time Clock Man was a straight A student even though he would often be tardy to class, helping the school maintenance department program the Lathem master clock system that controlled the schools synchronized wall clocks and classroom bells.  After school Time Clock Man would hurry home to play with his assortment of Acroprint, Lathem, Rapidprint, and Widmer date and time stamps, and on special occasions would even change the date stamp ribbon color from a purple date stamp ribbon, to a red date stamp ribbon, on St. Patty’s day Time Clock Man always made sure to have a green date stamp ribbon on hand.

Teenage years were exhilarating for Time Clock Man as he discovered automated time clock software programs. These programs became constant amusement for our young hero and all of his free time was spent with a TA 100 Pro, TimeVue, Time Wolf, TruTime, or a Pyramid Time Trax program.  During Time Clock Mans senior year in high school he discovered biometrics.  The exciting world of biometrics opened a whole new world to Time Clock Man, and he found not only Biometric handreaders, biometric fingerprint readers, and face recognition time clock terminals, and that you could integrate them with existing time clock systems for endless possibilities of time clock solutions.  He incorporated a proximity badge with an HP4000 handpunch time clock, a Pyramid digital wireless wall clock with a Time America facial recognition time clock system, and even a Qqest fingerprint time clock with a Rapidprint AR-E date stamp.

College brought more excitement as the SaaS time clock revolution had begun. At every turn Time Clock Man was encircled by Infinitime Online, SaaS HR, uAttend, Net Time solutions, and Xacttime. It was only a matter of time before these web based time clock solutions were being integrated with time clocks from Time America, Acroprint, Infinitime, SaaS HR, uAttend, and Time sheets online.

Before long Time Clock Man was pulling all nighters, reading time clock manuals from Amano, Lathem, Pyramid, Acroprint, Icon, Detex, Inception, Isgus, Morse, and Rapidprint.  He would visit used book stores to stumble on program guides for discontinued time clock systems like the Lathem Pay Clock, Biometric HP50 handreaders and Icon Time Source Lite. He would visit Staples and Office Depot, just to look at the Lathem, Pyramid and Acroprint time clocks they had on display. There even came a time when he would phone up Payroll companies like ADP, and Paychex to talk about time clock payroll exports. The software companies were also a much loved hobby of his and he would put to the test the knowledge of the technical support teams at QuickBooks, Great plains, Peachtree, HR Pyramid, Summit, and Pay Plus on a daily basis.

As much as Time Clock Man enjoyed his school days he looked forward to joining the workforce, and by graduation day Time Clock Man had been recruited by every major time clock company in the United States, and even some Canadian Time Clock companies. One by one the offers came in, Time America, Lathem, Amano, Detex, Icon Time, Pyramid Time Clock, Acroprint, Isgus, Morse, Rapidprint, Digiclock, Jantek, Kronos, Swipe clock, Time Wolf, and Nova Time.

The decision to choose just one was difficult for Time Clock Man and he knew that he would only be satisfied if he could work for a company with time clocks, and time Clock systems that offered unsurpassed time clock options such as Magnetic badges, HID proximity badges, and bar code badges along with badge printer systems. Time Clock Man wanted a time clock company that offered numerous biometric options, not only the Handpunch 1000, Handpunch 2000, Handpunch 3000, and the Handpunch 4000, but fingerprint time clocks, like the Time America TA785, and the Pyramid Time Trax Bio Elite, in addition to face recognition biometric time clock systems like the Time America face recognition data terminal, and the Lathem FR700.

This resolve was not exclusive to time clock hardware; the time clock company that Time Clock Man would decide on would be obliged to offer the best employee time clock software as well. Affordable software such as the Time America TA100 Pro, or the Pyramid Time Trax. It would need to be user friendly like the Lathem EZ, Time Vue, and Time Wolf, yet feature rich like Quest or Time America Genesis Pro or Genesis SQl.

Notwithstanding time clock hardware, and the time clock software, Time Clock Man wanted a company that would offer time clock service and replacement parts in stock for every major time clock brand including Time America, Pyramid, RSI, Lathem, Amano, Acroprint, Jantek, Nova Time, and Icon. He wanted to make conclusive that every business would get precisely what they need to administer their workforce including time clock motors, Lathem motors, Acroprint motors, Amano motors, Pyramid motors and Rapidprint motors. Time Clock Keys, Time America keys, Amano keys, Acroprint keys, Epm keys, Icon keys, Lathem keys, Rapidprint keys, Simplex keys, Pyramid keys and  Widmer keys. Same for time clock ribbons, date and time stamp ribbons, time cards, badges, time card racks, badge racks, and all the other accessories that anybody would ever need.

The answer was obvious, and TIMECLOCKMAN.com was formed.