Questions, answered.

WorkOrbit is a cloud-based workforce intelligence platform. It combines a Windows desktop agent with a cloud application to show attendance, working hours, productivity, application and website usage, idle time and optional screenshots.

WorkOrbit Desktop is $4 per user per month, including the cloud platform, desktop agent, dashboards, reports and analytics.

Yes. WorkOrbit is designed for remote, hybrid and distributed teams. Any employee working on a Windows computer can be included, wherever they are.

Yes. WorkOrbit records the time spent in applications and on websites during working hours.

Yes. Your organization defines which applications and websites are productive, neutral or unproductive, so productivity reflects your business.

You set an allowed idle threshold. Inactivity shorter than the threshold is not counted; inactivity beyond it is recorded as idle time.

Screenshot capture is optional and configurable, with defined intervals, retention settings and role-based access to the gallery.

The desktop agent stores activity securely on the device and queues it. When connectivity returns, data is synchronized to WorkOrbit Cloud automatically.

Yes. Manager hierarchy and role-based access ensure each manager sees only the employees who report to them.

Yes. Employees, departments and reporting lines are modelled in the platform, with department-level dashboards and reports.

Field workforce capabilities require WorkOrbit Mobile, which is coming soon. WorkOrbit today covers desktop and remote employees.

WorkOrbit Mobile is in development and marked Coming Soon. Join the mobile workforce waitlist to be notified at launch.