We build field-operations software for teams whose work happens somewhere else, not at a desk: security guards on post, cleaning crews on rotation, facilities staff across dozens of client sites.
Most tools built for “workforce management” assume everyone works from one office. Field teams don’t: they clock in from a client’s parking lot, cover shifts across sites that change week to week, and need proof of the work for a client who wasn’t there to see it happen. RelaySector exists because that gap between office software and how field teams actually work kept showing up as spreadsheets, group chats, and disputed timesheets.
So we built one place for geofenced GPS clock-ins, scheduling, payroll, and client-shareable reports, designed mobile-first because the field is where the work actually happens.
A timesheet is a claim. A geotagged, photo-verified check-in is evidence. We build for the second one.
Every feature has to work from a phone in a parking lot with patchy signal, not just a laptop in an office.
Per-company pricing, not per-seat fees that punish you for hiring more people.