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Clock Cards R Us is the UK's leading supplier of discounted clock cards, clocking in machines, time recorders and accessories. Our market leading biometric clocking in machines include clocking in with finger print, facial recognition, hand reading, RFID tags and pin. Using our clocking in machines, clocking systems and time & attendance solutions can help you monitor and manage your employees and payroll easily, reducing administration costs and time. If you find a cheaper equivalent clock card please contact us and we will beat it by 10%.
Blackwell End, Potterspury, Towcester, NN12 7QE, Northants, United Kingdom
We have had a nightmare with our previous supplier of clock cards lately but tried Clock Cards R Us and got a much better price and was delivered the next day. Very impressed and will definitely be returning.
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