Run the week
Build the roster against a labour budget, see fatigue risks before you publish and decide everything from one inbox, with clean weeks cleared for you.
For shift teams in Australia and Bangladesh
Rosters priced as you build them, clock in that checks the site, timesheets that approve themselves when they are clean and award pay with the clause on every line. One price, and a person answers when you need one.
Pilot programme, now open
Pilot workspaces move their data with our help and have us close at hand through the first roster and the first pay export. In return they tell us plainly what is wrong, and they become the first stories on this page.
Ask about a pilot placeWhy teams switch
Each one is how the product or the business works, so it stays true whether you have eight people or eight hundred.
Rosters, clock in, timesheets, leave, trips and HR are all in the US$5. No add-on modules, no minimum invoice and no charge for people who have left.
What the price includesEvery award line names the hours, the band, the percentage and the clause it came from. A payroll officer can defend it and the person being paid can question it.
Try an award calculatorClean weeks approve themselves inside your tolerance. What is left lands in Needs you, each item with the reason it is there.
How Needs you worksA clock entry counts inside the site boundary and nowhere else. The employee sees the same record the manager approves.
Verified clock inSupport 24/7, every day of the year, with a first reply within 2 hours at any time. Pay-day problems go to the front of the queue.
Support hoursPenalty rates, casual loading, overtime ladders and minimum engagements are regulated numbers somebody can be underpaid by. So every line of pay LoggerIQ produces names the hours, the band, the percentage, the hourly rate it arrived at and the clause of the award it came from. A payroll officer can defend it and the person being paid can challenge it.
Below is a real shift priced by the engine that ships in the product, not an illustration. The figures are checked against the published pay guide in our test suite, so they cannot drift away from the award.
Try it on your own shiftRetail employee level 2 · Casual · 9h 00m attended, 8h 30m paid
| Band | Hours | Of base | Rate | Pay |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Saturdayclause 22.1, Table 12 | 3h 00mSat 17:00 to 20:00 | 150% | $42.68 | $128.04 |
| Saturdayclause 22.1, Table 12 | 3h 30mSat 20:30 to 24:00 | 150% | $42.68 | $149.38 |
| Sundayclause 22.1, Table 12 | 2h 00mSun 00:00 to 02:00 | 175% | $49.79 | $99.58 |
| Total for the shift | $377.00 | |||
Casual loading of 25% is already inside every percentage above, which is how MA000004 clauses 11.1 and 22.1 express it. Adding it a second time is the most common award error there is. A 30-minute unpaid meal break was recorded at 20:00, so it comes out of Saturday time. The award requires one past five hours of work (clause 16.2, Table 3).
Source: Fair Work Ombudsman pay guide, retrieved 30 September 2026
Everything in the price
Build the roster against a labour budget, see fatigue risks before you publish and decide everything from one inbox, with clean weeks cleared for you.
Clock in at the site, at a shared kiosk or at a door reader. Every entry is checked as it happens, so the hour on the timesheet is an hour that was worked.
Award rates with the clause on every line, trips and expenses checked before they are paid, and approved hours sent to your payroll without typing them twice.
Qualifications that warn before they expire, onboarding a new hire finishes on their phone, letters signed online and policies everyone has acknowledged.
A short daily check-in, kudos that land and a plain read per person with its evidence and a next step. A reason to talk, never a score.
Moving from Deputy or a spreadsheet
Pricing
Tax included, so the figure on your invoice is the figure here. Every feature except payroll. Pay yearly and get 1 month free. 30 days free to try it, or free for up to 5 people and 1 site.
pending invites, leavers, auditors.
Fair to both sides
The employee sees the same hours the manager approves. Location is read when someone clocks in or out, never outside work time.
Trust and securityFree for up to 5 people and 1 site. Beyond that, Pro is US$5 per user per month or US$55 per user per year, with tax included, so GST or VAT is never added at checkout. Every feature is in Pro except payroll, and you can try it free for 30 days.
Everyone who works: staff, managers and people who only clock in at a kiosk. People you have invited who have not joined yet cost nothing, nor do people who have left, nor your auditor. Seats added or removed during a month are prorated.
Not yet. Bangladesh payroll is priced separately once its running costs are known, and Australian payroll is not available yet. Until then, approved hours go to Xero, QuickBooks or your payroll provider as a file.
Yes. Import sites, people, pay rates, leave balances and shifts from a spreadsheet or from Deputy's own export files. A dry run names every problem row by row before anything is saved, and an import can be undone.
No. Location is read at clock in and clock out. During a shift, presence checks confirm someone is still on site, and a precise position is kept only for people who agree to share it. Nothing is collected off the clock, and coordinates are encrypted and cleared after 90 days.
Yes, any time. Export everything builds one file of every record your workspace holds. If you cancel, the workspace stays readable for 30 days so you can take what you need.
A person, 24/7, every day of the year, by email or WhatsApp, with a first reply within 2 hours at any time. If it is about a pay day, say so and it goes first.
No. LoggerIQ runs in the browser and installs to a phone home screen, and it keeps clock entries safe offline until the phone reconnects. A native iOS and Android app is built and in testing.
Free for up to 5 people and 1 site. Pro is US$5 per user per month, tax included, with every feature except payroll and a 30-day free trial.