A strong fit
Sales teams, telecalling offices, showroom staff, field promoters, clinic front desks: people who punch in and then spend the day talking to customers on the phone.
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White label attendance app
Stand-alone attendance apps get opened twice a day and forgotten. For sales, service and field teams, the phone they punch in on is the same phone they call customers from. RMDialer puts selfie attendance inside that working app, and partners sell it under their own brand.
Free personal dialer. Paid features include a 3-day trial; no card required.
Team plans: ₹159/user/month, billed yearly + taxes →Short answer
A white label attendance app should stop proxy punching with a live selfie check, compare the punch location with the branch, respect working hours, save punches when the phone is offline and give the owner a clear record of each day. RMDialer does this inside the same branded app staff use for calls and leads, so partners sell attendance and daily work together.
Key takeaways
What owners complain about
Every owner who asks for an attendance app has a story behind the request. These six come up most, and each has a specific answer in the app, which is what turns a demo into a sale.
| The problem | What the branded app does |
|---|---|
| A colleague punches in for someone else | A live selfie with a blink and a second random check, so a photo held up to the camera fails |
| Staff punch in from home or on the way | Location compared with each branch’s radius; outside punches can be blocked or allowed per branch |
| Punching in at midnight or on a day off | Branch working hours; punches outside the window go to the admin instead |
| No signal in the basement office | The punch is saved on the phone and sent when the connection returns |
| Arguments over late marks at salary time | Each punch carries a time, a selfie and inside or outside the office area |
| A separate attendance app nobody opens | Punch in sits in the same app staff use for calls and leads |
Notice what is missing from the table: live tracking through the day. Owners sometimes ask for it, and employees resent it. Checking location only at the moment of the punch answers the owner’s real question, whether the person arrived at work, without following anyone home. Partners who explain that choice early find staff accept the app far more readily.
A field marketing agency in Siliguri
Picture an agency in Siliguri that places merchandisers and sales promoters with FMCG distributors across north Bengal, Sikkim and the Assam border towns. Its biggest monthly headache was attendance: promoters in distant outlets, registers signed on trust and clients disputing the invoice when a store manager said nobody came.
The agency adopted an app under its own brand. Promoters punch in with a selfie at the outlet, whose location is set as a branch, and use the same app to call the distributor’s salesman when stock runs low. Punches from hill towns with weak signal are saved and sent when the phone reconnects, keeping their real time.
Invoice disputes dropped because every day of work came with a time, a face and a place. The agency now offers the app to two of its distributor clients for their own sales teams. It is an illustration of the model, not a named partner.
Sell it where it fits
Because the attendance sits inside a calling app, it fits some clients perfectly and others poorly. Saying so up front saves you a refund.
Sales teams, telecalling offices, showroom staff, field promoters, clinic front desks: people who punch in and then spend the day talking to customers on the phone.
Service technicians and collection agents who call customers between visits, and small offices that want one app instead of three.
Factories, warehouses and construction sites where workers never use a phone for work. A biometric device or a standalone attendance system suits them better.
For the monitoring side of the same app, read white label employee call monitoring software. Partners whose clients run calling teams should see white label telecalling CRM.
Try it with your own workflow
Tell us the kind of staff your clients employ and where they work. We reply with partner terms and a demo account where you can punch in yourself.
Team features, one plan
₹159/user/month
₹1,908 per user, billed yearly, plus taxes.
The personal dialer, call log and personal analytics are free forever. Team access and saved lead workflows require a plan. SIM charges and any WhatsApp provider charges are separate.
Compare free and paid features →An employee attendance app sold by a partner under the partner’s own name and logo. Staff punch in and out on their phones, and the business owner sees the partner’s brand on the app and dashboard.
The camera asks for a blink and one more random action, such as a smile or moving closer, while the face is on screen. A printed photo or a picture on another phone cannot complete the checks.
Yes. Each branch has a location and radius. The phone’s position is compared with it at the moment of the punch, and each branch decides whether punches from outside are blocked or allowed and marked as outside.
No. Location is read only at the moment of a punch in or punch out. The app does not follow staff through the day, which makes it easier for employees to accept.
The punch is saved on the phone with its real time and sent when the connection returns, retrying in the background, so a weak signal never costs anyone a day’s attendance.
Partners sell the complete app, so attendance comes together with calling, leads and follow-ups. That suits businesses whose staff also call customers; for factories where nobody uses a phone for work, a standalone attendance system fits better.
No. It records punches and hours worked, and shows a report by month in the app. Salary is calculated in the client’s payroll system or by their accountant from those hours.
Yes. Working hours and location belong to each branch, so a showroom open until nine and a back office closing at six can each have their own window.
Businesses with staff who are not always at one desk: field sales, showroom teams, clinics, security and housekeeping agencies, and telecalling offices. They usually buy from a partner who already handles their HR, payroll or IT.
No. Selfies are kept on the phone for a limited period after the punch and then removed, while the punch record itself remains. Clients should still tell staff how photos are used in their attendance policy.
Show the owner one employee’s morning: a punch at 9:40 inside the office, then the first customer call at 11:15. Two facts from one app start the conversation about the lost hour better than any feature list.