A workplace signal, configured per site
Each workplace can register the network it expects, and the attendance policy can require it on its own or in combination with location. A retail unit and a head office do not have to share one rule.
Verification
Inside a warehouse or a lower floor of an office tower, a satellite fix can be poor or slow. Workplace network verification gives those sites a signal that actually reflects being on the premises.

Each workplace can register the network it expects, and the attendance policy can require it on its own or in combination with location. A retail unit and a head office do not have to share one rule.
Access to network identifiers differs between mobile platforms and changes with operating-system privacy rules. SlidesClock uses what a platform actually exposes and records what it verified, rather than presenting the same claim everywhere and quietly meaning different things.
That is why policies are configurable: a business can require the signals its sites and devices can genuinely provide.
Yes. A workplace policy can use workplace network verification, GPS, registered devices, or a combination.
No. Network credentials are never collected.