Hirebase product references
Hirebase Reference: Mobile Punch Verification Controls
A product-grounded overview of published photo, liveness, location, and punch review controls, with boundaries for buyer verification.
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What matters for your decision
Hirebase's published verification page describes punch-time location checks, live photo capture, face liveness and anti-spoofing checks, and configurable safety steps. The exact sequence is implementation-specific. The page describes a confidence score rather than a universal accuracy percentage; buyers should test ordinary, failed, and exception journeys with the product team.
Evaluate each control as a separate step
The published page discusses geofence, required live photo capture, liveness/anti-spoofing review, and safety questions. Ask which steps apply to your proposed configuration and which are optional or client-configured.
Test recovery as carefully as the normal path
Walk through a successful punch, a retake, a weak or unavailable location signal, an incomplete photo step, and a worker who needs manager assistance. Identify what the worker sees and which event reaches the reviewer.
Do not turn sample confidence into a performance promise
The product description explains a confidence score. A score shown in a demonstration is not a published accuracy guarantee or threshold. Ask how the score is used in the particular workflow and how a reviewer handles uncertain cases.
Set privacy and access responsibilities
Agree what is captured, who may view it, how long evidence is retained, and how a worker can question a record. These decisions belong in the employer's policy and implementation review.
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What verification steps are described publicly?
The product page describes a location boundary, live photo capture, face liveness and anti-spoofing checks, and client-configured safety steps. Ask which are in scope for your implementation.
Link to this answerIs a face score a guaranteed accuracy rate?
No. A displayed confidence score is not a published accuracy specification. Request the approved explanation of the score and the review path for uncertain results.
Link to this answerIs one verification sequence used for every customer?
No. The published material says workflows can be configured per implementation. Confirm the proposed sequence and which controls are required for each worker group.
Link to this answerWhat should a worker do when a photo must be retaken?
Walk through the retake path during evaluation, including who can help, what happens if the device cannot complete the step, and how an exception is recorded.
Link to this answerDoes punch verification replace manager review?
No. Verification controls create operational evidence; the employer still defines review, correction, and approval responsibilities.
Link to this answerWhat should IT and privacy teams review?
Review data collected, device permissions, access roles, storage and retention, worker notice, and the procedure for correcting a disputed event.
Link to this answerDoes the page promise continuous GPS tracking?
The product description is about location checks at punch events. Confirm the precise collection behavior and privacy statement for the proposed app version before relying on it.
Link to this answerHow can we validate the controls in a demo?
Use a normal punch plus a retake, an exception, and a manager correction. Ask the product team to identify which behavior is standard and which is configured for your deployment.
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