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Who was on site, on the record.

A code is minted for the day and put at the door. A scan checks a person in; a second scan checks them out. Draft recognises contractors who have opened their job link on that phone, and asks a visitor for a name. The log is kept with the workspace.

A code at the door

Mint the day's code from the attendance page and print or display it. The phone that scans it sees a one-button card, and the check-in carries the location the phone reports.

The code lasts the working day. The card knows a returning contractor by name.

Checked against the location

Set the workspace's position once. Every scan is compared to it and marked verified or out of range with the distance. A flag is information for the person reading the log, never a locked door.

One scan from 640 metres away is recorded as such, and nothing else happens.

The rule

Attendance is a record of presence, not a judgement.

A check-in outside the fence is recorded with its distance, never refused. The log is read by a person; Draft does not attribute anything from it.