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No cell service in the fields

Works where cell service doesn't

Back fields, upper pastures, metal greenhouses — your workers clock in where signal doesn't reach. Farm TimeCard records punches offline with GPS and syncs automatically when signal returns, so you do not have to fall back to paper or re-enter time later.

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How Farm TC helps

True offline mode with GPS

Punches record without internet and queue on the phone. GPS is captured even offline. Auto-sync when connected. Conflict resolution handles overlapping punches. Your time records don't depend on your cell provider.

Offline: before and after

Before

Your time tracking app shows 'No Connection.' Workers can't clock in. Crew lead writes it down on paper. Paper gets lost.

After

App works with zero signal. Workers tap to clock in. Punch saves on the phone with GPS. Syncs when they're back in range. No paper backup needed.

Before

You tried another app but workers in the back field couldn't use it. You went back to paper. Now you have two systems — neither one complete.

After

One system for back fields, upper pastures, and indoor greenhouses. As long as the device is operational, punches can be recorded and synced later.

Before

End of week, you're missing punches for workers who were in dead zones all day. You reconstruct hours from memory. Records are unreliable.

After

Every punch is captured at the time it happens, even offline. GPS coordinates are recorded. When the phone syncs, records are complete. No reconstruction needed.

Oregon's 48-hour threshold is now in effect

As of January 2025, Oregon requires overtime (1.5x) for agricultural workers after 48 hours per week. In 2027, this drops to 40 hours. Clean time records and weekly visibility are no longer optional.

Source: Oregon HB 4002 (2022). Confirm your specific obligations with a qualified advisor.

In 2024 Oregon DOR claims data, $5.1M of the $55M AEOTC cap was claimed.

The Agricultural Employer Overtime Tax Credit (ORS 315.133) refunds a percentage of your overtime premium costs. The 2024 claims data suggests many farms may still be missing it because overtime records are hard to assemble after the fact. Farm TC tracks your AEOTC eligibility automatically. Not tax advice — confirm eligibility with your CPA.

Try the free AEOTC calculator

Everything in one place

Core time tracking is available on every plan. Advanced compliance, payroll, safety, and operations tools unlock by tier.

For Your Crew

One-tap clock in/out — works offline, syncs when signal returns
Breaks tracked to Oregon rules (10-min paid per 4 hours, 30-min meal after 6 hours)
Spanish interface + auto-translated messages from managers
Safety alerts that require acknowledgment before clocking in

For Your Office

Payroll exports — CSV or QuickBooks-ready — in minutes, not hours
Weekly hours dashboard with Oregon's 48-hour OT line clearly marked
Overtime forecasting — see who's headed past 48 hours mid-week
Monthly health report emailed to you — compliance score, hours summary, open items

For When They Come Asking

One-click audit packages — DOL, workers' comp, 943 — zipped and organized
Compliance score — a letter grade so you know where you stand before anyone else asks
Tamper-proof records — every edit is logged and SHA-256 hashed
Break attestations, GPS coordinates, and change history on every punch

For Your Bottom Line

AEOTC tax credit tracking — see your estimated credit in real time
Labor cost by zone, block, or field — know where hours actually go
Activity tracking — separate pruning from harvest from irrigation in your reports
Inventory and equipment tracking — log usage alongside labor hours

For Safety

Near-miss and incident reporting — anonymous option available
OSHA 300, 300A, and 301 logs — generated from your incident data
Weather and air quality alerts — pushed to crew phones before shift starts
Corrective action tracking — assign, follow up, close out

How FarmTC compares

FeatureFarmTCPeopleCorFieldClockQuickBooks Time
Mobile GPS time captureStarter+NativeNativeNative
Offline field captureEssentials+NPDNPDNPD
Geofence or worksite controlsEssentials+NPDNPDNative
Oregon ag overtime workflowStarter+ManualManualManual
AEOTC trackingProfessional+NPDNPDNPD
Payroll export or handoffStarter+NativeNativeNative
QuickBooks pathProfessional+NPDNPDNative
Piece-rate or harvest workflowsProfessional+NPDNPDNPD
Compliance scoring or audit workflowEssentials+NativeNPDNPD

Reviewed public materials and Farm TC's shared commercial catalog as of 2026-03-09. NPD = not publicly documented in the reviewed public materials, not proof of absence.

What every plan starts with

Core time tracking is standard. Advanced compliance, payroll, safety, and operations tools unlock as you move up tiers.

GPS time capture with offline mode
Oregon ag overtime tracking
Compliance scoring
CSV payroll export

See pricing cards for which plans add offline operations, AEOTC, safety, QuickBooks, and multi-farm controls.

What you can verify yourself

Every punch shows GPS coordinates, accuracy, and whether it was inside the expected work area
Dashboard shows weekly hours per worker with the 48-hour threshold clearly marked
Exports include timestamps, locations, break attestations, and change logs in one organized package
Compliance score gives you a letter grade before anyone else comes asking

Common questions

What's Oregon's current agricultural overtime threshold?

As of January 2025, Oregon requires overtime (1.5x) after 48 hours per week for agricultural workers. In 2027, this drops to 40 hours under HB 4002. Farm TimeCard shows weekly hours on a dashboard with the threshold line so you can catch overtime before it hits payroll.

What about the Oregon AEOTC tax credit?

Oregon's Agricultural Employer Overtime Tax Credit (ORS 315.133) can offset a percentage of your overtime costs. The state has a $55M annual cap, but only $5.1M was claimed in 2024. For non-dairy farms under 25 FTE, the 2025-2026 credit rate is 80%. Dairy farms under 25 FTE get 100%. Farm TimeCard tracks your eligibility and generates the report you need for your application. Confirm eligibility with your CPA.

Does this replace my payroll provider?

No. We don't replace your payroll provider. Farm TimeCard captures time and exports payroll-ready summaries (CSV, QuickBooks, print). You still run payroll in your existing system. We just feed it clean data.

Does it work offline?

Yes. Punches record on the device and sync when connected. GPS is captured even without cell service. This matters because most Oregon farms have dead zones in back fields, upper pastures, or greenhouses.

Do you track breaks?

Yes. Oregon requires 10-minute paid rest breaks every 4 hours and 30-minute meal breaks after 6 hours (OAR 839-020-0050). Employees record breaks in the app. Break attestations are stored and included in audit packages.

What counts as a Monthly Active Employee?

A unique employee with at least one time event in the billing month. Seasonal pricing means you only pay for workers who actually clock in. All plans include 5 workers, with per-employee pricing that scales by tier.

Do you guarantee compliance?

No. We provide tools to help organize records and flag potential issues. This isn't legal advice. Requirements vary and change — confirm your obligations with a qualified advisor.

How does annual upfront work?

Pay for 10 months upfront and get 12 months of access. Commit to your busiest-month worker count. Best for year-round operations like dairies and nurseries. Private founding-member offers, when available, apply separately from public list pricing.

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Tools to help you prepare for compliance and audits — not legal advice or insurance.