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Punch D

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What Punch D does.

Punch D is a US-based company that offers a time tracking system for businesses. The system allows users to access their workforces in real-time and monitor their costs. Services include the monitoring of precise working hours, the prevention of Buddy Punching through face verification and GPS confirmation, as well as the creation of shift templates for more efficient shift scheduling. The company supports multiple locations and offers various price classes: Starter, Professional, and Enterprise. The firm was not explicitly endowed with a founding year but is regarded as an established product in the industry. Punch D works together with iOS- and Android-devices and provides a 14-day free trial version.

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