TillTime
For Clover · Ireland & UK

A time clock for your Clover, made for Irish and UK law.

Your team clocks in, takes breaks and clocks out on the Clover device you already have. TillTime keeps the working time record and counts breaks, annual leave and public holidays by the law of Ireland or the United Kingdom.

Installed from the Clover App Market. Already have it? Open it from your Clover dashboard.

Irish companyIE & UK lawNo cookies, no ads
TillTime The Corner Café · 13:42
Aoife ByrneIn since 09:02
Break due in 30 min
Liam MurphyIn since 11:00
On break · 12 min
Siobhán KellyIn since 12:58
Clocked in
What it does

Everything the inspector asks for. Nothing extra to do.

The team taps in and out. TillTime does the counting, every day, by the law of your country.

Breaks and rest

A heads-up before a break is due, a flag when one was missed, and a way for staff to say which one they missed and why.

Annual leave

Leave earned so far for each person, leave requests on the till, and the balance always up to date.

Sundays and public holidays

Sunday hours and who gets each public holiday, counted the way the law of your country asks.

The rota

The week drafts itself from the last one. Publish it in one tap; lateness and missed shifts show by themselves.

On their phone

Each person sees their own rota, hours and leave, asks for days off and swaps shifts. No app, no password.

The record

A PDF for an inspector and payroll files for any period — on the till or on your computer.

How it works

Up and running in minutes.

1

Install it on Clover

From the Clover App Market. Your team comes in from Clover by itself.

2

Each person makes a PIN

On the till, the first time. Only they can clock in as themselves.

3

Tap in, tap out

TillTime keeps the record and does the counting. You just check it.

Price

One price. The whole team.

€14.90 a month, per shop
£12.90 a month in the UK · billed by Clover · cancel any time
  • Everyone on your team, no per-person fee
  • The till, a computer and their phones
  • Support by email from Dublin
Free tool

How much annual leave has someone earned?

The three ways Irish law counts it, side by side — the greatest one wins.