Software from the Staffly company

Time tracking for
your remote team.

StafflyTracker is remote employee time-tracking software from Staffly. Whether you run a medical billing office, manage virtual assistants or lead a remote customer support team, review recorded hours, breaks, attendance and computer activity in one company workspace.

The interactive demo uses fictional records. Personal demos and pricing are arranged with the Tracker team.

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One view of a distributed workday

Remote teams can work across home offices, shared offices and different shifts. StafflyTracker brings recorded time, attendance and computer activity into a web dashboard so managers can review the workday without asking each person for a separate update. StafflyTracker is owned by Staffly; this is our introduction to our software.

For remote and computer-based teams

Evaluate a single remote department or a hybrid team using Windows computers. Start with the questions you need to answer: who has clocked in, where recorded time has gaps, and which attendance records need review before reporting.

What you can review with StafflyTracker

Time and breaks

Review clock-ins, clock-outs and breaks. Check tracker connectivity separately from clock status before interpreting a workday.

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Screenshots and activity

Review recorded screenshots and application activity in context. Discuss gaps and exceptions with the employee rather than treating activity as a verdict.

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Attendance and leave

Bring attendance, leave and corrections into the review process. Agree shift rules and check an overnight shift before rolling out to the whole team.

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Department context

Different roles use different tools. Evaluate application classifications against the department’s work instead of applying one rule to every employee.

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Reports and exports

Review recorded time and attendance, then export the records needed for your workflow. Payroll preparation still requires checking your company’s pay rules.

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Remote staff time tracking for your business

Medical billing offices and remote billing teams

Review attendance, breaks and recorded computer time for remote billing specialists, accounts receivable follow-up teams and back-office staff. Compare working-time records with your existing claims and quality reports; Tracker is not a medical billing system. Before enabling screenshot capture on devices handling patient information, confirm the required safeguards and contractual arrangements with your security team and the provider.

Virtual assistants and outsourced back-office teams

See recorded hours and attendance for virtual assistants handling administration, research and customer follow-up. Review exceptions before preparing client updates. Agree schedules and expected deliverables separately so computer activity is understood alongside completed work.

BPOs, call centres and remote customer support

Bring shift attendance, breaks and computer activity into a consistent review process for support agents and outsourcing teams. Use your existing call and ticket systems to assess service outcomes. Calls and customer conversations may produce little keyboard activity.

Digital agencies, software teams and remote operations

Review recorded time for designers, developers, marketers and operations staff working from different locations. Apply department context when reviewing applications, and discuss planning, meetings or offline work before interpreting an activity gap.

The desktop tracker currently supports 64-bit Windows 10 and Windows 11. Managers use a web dashboard. Confirm device compatibility, overnight shifts and reporting requirements during your demo; native Mac and Linux tracking agents are not currently offered.

Guides for remote team managers

Evaluating a Time Doctor alternative?

Time Doctor is an established option for distributed-team visibility and offers a broad integration ecosystem. StafflyTracker is worth evaluating when your team uses supported Windows devices and you want to test its time, attendance and activity-review workflow. Compare the same real requirements in both products; do not assume feature parity.

Product scope checked 7 October 2026. Confirm current capabilities and terms with each provider.

Start with a focused walkthrough

  1. Explore the read-only demo with fictional team records.
  2. List your devices, shifts, team size and reporting needs.
  3. Request a personal demonstration and custom quote.
  4. Agree a small pilot and explain the monitoring policy before installation.

Keep the numbers in context

Calls, planning and reading can be valuable work without frequent keyboard input. An idle period or missing screenshot is a reason to ask questions, not proof of poor performance. Decide who can review records, what is collected and how employees can correct an inaccurate attendance entry.

Read our remote-team time-tracking guide →

Practical worksheets for remote-team managers

Plan a pilot, reconcile records and prepare a clear review process. These guides use illustrative examples and explain what the records can and cannot establish.

See whether Tracker fits your team

Explore the software before discussing your rollout. For the full product details, visit stafflytracker.com.

The interactive demo uses fictional records. Personal demos and pricing are arranged with the Tracker team.