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AttendanceBot
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SlashClock is a Slack attendance bot built for small teams and global teams, with clock-in/clock-out slash commands and a real-time dashboard.

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As answered by people managing Lobby Code and SlashClock.
SlashClock's answer:
Most Slack attendance bots (like AttendanceBot) are broad workforce-management platforms with PTO policies, scheduling, and payroll integrations built in. Teams that don't need that — particularly contractor or freelance teams with no PTO or payroll to track in the first place — end up paying for and configuring modules they'll never use. SlashClock skips all of that: one flat price per active member, and nothing to set up beyond adding the bot.
SlashClock's answer:
Small teams that already work in Slack, especially teams built from contractors or freelancers rather than full-time employees — a video editing crew, an indie game dev team, a podcast production crew, or the small group of paid contributors keeping an open-source project running.
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