Built for the floor you actually run.
TeamSense was built by manufacturing operators for the realities of a plant: the first hour, the rules you negotiate, the languages on your floor, and the people who will never download a company app.
Other tools stop here. This is where we start.
Most workforce tools were built for people with a desk and forced on the floor. TeamSense started there because manufacturing is different.
HR gets the week back. Operations gets the first hour back. Same connection.
HR owns the call-off process and Operations owns what happens when the line is short. TeamSense serves both on the same wire. HR stops transcribing voicemails and adjusting points by hand. Operations walks into the shift knowing who's in, who's out, and what the last shift left behind. The line runs better and HR gets time back from one system.
Manufacturers don't buy promises. These are results.
Count it in overtime you stop burning and downtime you stop eating.
100% Adoption
No app, no login, no training
50% Fewer absences
at the assembly center
$2.6M Cut
in labor costs
70% Fewer
no-call, no-shows
30% Less
overtime
The frontline tool IT doesn't have to manage.
No app to deploy. No endpoints to manage. No devices to secure. Nothing new on your network. Employees use their own phones over a channel that already exists. SOC 2, SSO and native HRIS integrations mean your team doesn't have to build or risk security.
Your first hour shouldn't be wasted on scramble.
See what your floor could run like with a verified picture of every shift