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Farm TimeCard vs FieldClock

Both built for agriculture — but only one is built for Oregon

FieldClock is an established ag time tracking platform. However, it was designed for large California operations. Oregon farms face unique challenges: the HB 4002 overtime phase-in, the AEOTC tax credit (ORS 315.133) that most farms leave unclaimed, and smaller crew sizes where enterprise pricing does not make sense. Farm TimeCard was purpose-built for these Oregon realities.

Feature-by-feature comparison

How Farm TimeCard and FieldClock compare on the features that matter most for Oregon agricultural employers.

FeatureFarm TimeCardFieldClock
Mobile GPS time capture
Built-in, all plans
Yes
Offline field capture
Offline-first architecture
Not documented
Oregon HB 4002 overtime
Native, auto-adjusting thresholds
Manual only
AEOTC tax credit tracking
Automatic eligibility tracking
Not documented
Geofence / worksite controls
GPS geofence zones
Not documented
Payroll export
One-click export
Yes
QuickBooks integration path
Professional plan
Not documented
Compliance audit workflow
Built-in scoring & audit trail
Not documented

Based on reviewed public materials as of March 2026. "Not documented" means the capability was not confirmed in public materials — it is not proof of absence.

Why Oregon farms choose Farm TimeCard

Oregon HB 4002 overtime

Automatic 48-hour threshold tracking (phasing to 40 hours in 2027). No manual calculation needed — Farm TimeCard adjusts as the law changes.

AEOTC tax credit tracking

Only $5.1M of the $55M AEOTC cap was claimed in 2024. Farm TimeCard tracks your eligibility automatically so you can claim what you are owed.

Offline-first for fields

Works in orchards, vineyards, and pastures with no cell service. GPS timestamps are captured locally and sync when connectivity returns.

Oregon-sized pricing

Plans starting at $99/month, designed for Oregon crew sizes (4-50 workers). No enterprise minimums or sales calls required.

Bilingual crew support

English and Spanish throughout — because your crew should not need to struggle with the app they use every day.

Compliance audit trail

Tamper-evident time records with GPS verification. Ready for Oregon BOLI review at any time.

Frequently asked questions

How does Farm TimeCard compare to FieldClock for Oregon farms?

FieldClock is designed for large-scale California agriculture. Farm TimeCard is designed specifically for Oregon — with HB 4002 overtime tracking built in, automatic AEOTC tax credit eligibility calculation, and pricing that makes sense for Oregon-sized crews (4-50 workers).

Does FieldClock track the Oregon AEOTC tax credit?

FieldClock's public materials do not document AEOTC tracking. Farm TimeCard tracks your AEOTC eligibility automatically as part of the overtime workflow, so you and your CPA have the data at tax time.

Is FieldClock available without contacting sales?

FieldClock pricing typically requires a quote and sales conversation. Farm TimeCard offers transparent pricing starting at $99/month with a 14-day free trial — no sales call required.

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This comparison is based on publicly available information as of March 2026. We believe in accurate, fair comparisons. If you believe any information is incorrect, please contact us at support@farmtimecard.com.