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Clockinator Pro – Staff management system

Clockinator Pro extends the Clockinator Free plugin with advanced staff management features, including payroll, attendance tracking, and employee records management.

Clockinator Pro Dashboard
Live UI screenshot — Clockinator Pro Dashboard

What this screenshot shows

The dashboard gives administrators a quick visual overview of the current workforce and operational data. Use this screen as the starting point after activation, then move into the individual modules to create and manage records.

  • Top navigation gives access to the main Clockinator modules.
  • Summary cards provide at-a-glance counts/metrics for the current installation.
  • The lower dashboard areas provide recent/operational information that can be used to jump into detailed records.
  • Customer tip: Use the screenshot as a visual guide, but follow the field-by-field instructions on this page for the exact configuration.

A practical, customer-focused guide for configuring employee management, time tracking, attendance, leave, projects, reports, payroll and related Clockinator Pro features in WordPress.

What Clockinator Pro provides

The supplied plugin implements an admin system for clients, employees, departments, locations, shifts, notices, events, holidays, leaves, projects, reports, payroll, payslips, reimbursements, inbox, activities and settings. Optional/conditional functionality includes API, QR Cards and Biometric Devices.

Source-verified documentation

This documentation is based on the supplied Clockinator Pro 1.9 source. Where a feature is conditional, the guide identifies that dependency instead of presenting it as universally available.

Recommended path
Install → License → General Settings → Locations → Departments → Shifts → Employees → Attendance → Leaves/Projects → Reports → Payroll → Payslips.

Before you begin

Have your company name, timezone, working schedule, departments, employee information and salary/payment conventions ready. Take a backup of your WordPress site before major configuration or migration work.