Table booking for a café
Guests pick the day, party size, area and time themselves, and the booking shows up on the cashier’s table list. You can try the demo on its page.
MonivectConcept
Attendance with shifts for an outlet team
Staff clock in from a phone against a scheduled shift, and the system knows at once who is late. You can try the demo on its page.
- Business system
Four staff, two shifts, one sign-in book
We designed this concept for an outlet with a small team working morning and evening shifts. It is not client work: the staff are made up, and the location and photo are only simulated.
- Client
- Monivect
- Industry
- Outlets and shift teams
- Location
- An example, not a client
- Year
- 2026
- Our role
- Concept, design and development
A sign-in book does not know whose shift it is
Sign-in books and WhatsApp groups record times, but never compare them with the schedule. What we set out to solve:
- Lateness is worked out by hand at the end of the month, when it is hard to check
- Who is on shift is only known by asking
- Clocking in can be done on someone’s behalf, with no location or photo
Pick a name and a shift, then clock in
The clock is simulated, one second for one minute, starting three minutes before the shift.
Clock-inSample data, not a real business.
06:57
Simulated clock: 1 second = 1 minute
Location18 m, inside the 50 m radius
Face photoSimulated, no camera
Attendance today
- Present
- 1
- Late
- 0
- On break
- 0
- Not clocked in
- 3
| Name | Shift | In | Out | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rina | – | – | – | Not clocked in |
| Dimas | – | – | – | Not clocked in |
| Ayu | Morning | 06:52 | – | On time |
| Bayu | – | – | – | Not clocked in |
This month so far
| Name | Days | Late | Overtime | Hours |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rina | 18 | 1 | 95 min | 146 h |
| Dimas | 17 | 3 | 0 min | 136 h |
| Ayu | 19 | 0 | 240 min | 156 h |
| Bayu | 16 | 2 | 30 min | 129 h |
The schedule first, the clock-in follows it
Every clock-in is checked against that person’s shift on the spot:
- Shifts are scheduled first, so the system knows who should be in
- Lateness is worked out at clock-in, in minutes, and written to the day’s log
- Location and photo show the clock-in happened at the outlet, by the person themselves
- The monthly summary is there to read, not to recount
In a real project the location comes from the phone’s GPS, and the summary can be downloaded for payroll.
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