WorkJam 4+

Punch in times.

Whenever you punch in or out it’ll pop up “go to settings to turn on location” meanwhile my location is already on and so you have to use the provided tablet at the store to punch in instead. This is time consuming when if I’m elsewhere in the store ready to punch in on my phone WorkJam app and then having to go to the tablet instead because sometimes it’ll be work sometimes it won’t.

Decent app but could give us API

I believe this app has a heap going for it, I do however believe that this app should give developers the tools necessary to build tools off it, in my opinion all shifts should be able to be exported to iCloud Files as a .csv or .json automatically and or manually so people can make use of the shortcuts app and parse data into the calendar app, I believe that if you guys can convert the dates to a UNIX time stamp that would suffice, and whatever you guys could bring to the table to make use of the widget system, like upcoming shift times dates, I guess if you just do the first thing with exporting the shift data to files someone else could just make a widget off it easily using a 3rd party app. I would give this app a 5 star rating if you could give us more control of the data :)

Developer Response ,

Hey DamoFromWoolies, thanks for stopping by with your review. WorkJam has some cool API's available already, however we would love to understand what else it is you are seeking. Could you please email us appfeedback@workjam.com with the details - as they say, feedback is a gift and we always love the opportunity to better our app. We look forward to hearing from you 😊

Randomly logs you out and forces you to go through loops of repeated login screens

Works decently enough when it actually functions - it is convenient to be able to clock in and out in an app. Though, it will decide to randomly log you out and force you to go through a frustrating loop of unsuccessful login attempts (lost connection to the server, errors) before you can log back in - and this can happen mid-shift too, making you unable to clock off on-app because the thing refuses to log you back in. (For instance - I learned I had been logged out today at roughly 7pm, it is now 11:30pm and I am still unable to log back in)
The unavailability submittal form is a little unfriendly in how it’s lain out too - but at least it works, unlike the app’s login screen half the time.