For low-voltage techs
Time tracking built for AV and low-voltage crews.
Structured wiring, smart-home installs, commercial AV: jobs where every billable hour counts. Clox tracks your crew's hours by job and turns the week into a payroll-ready CSV for QuickBooks, Gusto, ADP, or Paychex, so payroll isn't a Friday-night project.
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The Sunday-night problem
Every Friday you re-key the whole week into payroll by hand.
When the hours live in texts, a notebook, and someone's memory, Friday turns into hand-keying the week into your payroll system line by line. Clox keeps the week clean as it happens and turns it into a CSV you import into QuickBooks, Gusto, ADP, or Paychex in one step.
What you get
Built for the way low-voltage techs actually work.
Home theater, structured wiring, security, commercial AV: if you run a crew of techs, Clox fits.
Export to your payroll provider
Export the week as one CSV with overtime and breaks already applied. The file is built for QuickBooks, Gusto, ADP, or Paychex, so you import it instead of re-keying every hour by hand.
Billable hours by job
Tag time to each install. See labor per job so you can invoice straight and catch the ones running past the quote.
Know which installs made money
Compare the hours on each job to what you quoted. See which installs cleared and which ones the change orders quietly ate.
See it in action
Timesheets and job sites, in one place.
Your crew's punches become timesheets on their own. You see who is on each site and the hours behind every job, without keying any of it into a spreadsheet.
Timesheets
Approve a week of hours in minutes
Every shift, break, and overtime hour is calculated and laid out by week. Fix a wrong punch, close a shift someone forgot to clock out of, and approve. Payroll is ready by Friday.
Worksites
Know who's actually on the job site
Set a GPS radius around each site. Clock-ins outside it get flagged. You see who is on the clock and where, and once you set pay rates, what the day is costing while it happens.
How it works
Up and running this week.
You run Clox from the web. Your crew clocks in from the Clox app on their phones. If some of the crew share one device, mount a tablet at the trailer and they punch in with a PIN.
Sign up and invite your crew
Create your account in under a minute, then text your low-voltage techs a link. They sign up and start clocking in from their own phones.
They clock in, you see everything
One tap in, one tap out, on a phone or a shared tablet at the trailer. Geofencing, breaks, and overtime rules run on their own.
Export payroll, reclaim your weekend
Friday: one CSV export into QuickBooks, Gusto, ADP, or Paychex. The Sunday-night timecard math is gone.
Questions
Questions low-voltage techs ask
Will my crew actually use it?
If they can use a phone, they can use Clox. Clocking in is a single tap. There's nothing to set up or remember. Crews on a shared tablet punch in with a short PIN.
Does it work without cell signal on a job site?
Yes. Punches are saved on the device and sync automatically the moment the phone is back in range.
How much does it cost?
A $29/month base that includes your first 3 users, then $6 per additional user. Every feature is included on every plan. There's a 14-day free trial and no credit card required to start.
Does it handle overtime and breaks?
Yes. Daily and weekly overtime, lunch deductions, and state break rules are calculated automatically, including California's daily and double-time tiers.
Can I get the hours into QuickBooks, Gusto, ADP, or Paychex?
Yes. Clox exports a CSV built for QuickBooks, Gusto, ADP, and Paychex, plus a universal CSV that any other payroll provider can take.
Simple pricing
$29 / month base, then $6 / user.
Every feature is included on every plan. You pay a flat base plus a set rate per person, so you only pay for the low-voltage techs on the team.
Try Clox with your crew this week.
14 days free. No credit card. Built for a low-voltage tech, like you.