Not written after the fact. Built as you go.
The base of the register is the published schedule: daily entries are generated from it automatically. Turn on phone clock-in and the entries are refined by actual attendance, but clocking in is an option, not a requirement.
After closing, no rewriting.
While the month is open, everything can still be corrected, and if you want, you can send it to your employees for confirmation: each person approves their own monthly hours. Closing the month locks the period: it can no longer be modified from the schedule or from attendance. In an audit, that is the basis of credibility; the fact and time of the close are recorded in the audit log.
At an inspection: hand it over, done.
One click produces a printable, Hungarian-language PDF of the month, per employee, day by day. Payroll gets the same in Excel, with collision-proof identifiers: two employees with the same name can never merge into one row.
GPS clock-in, if you want it.
Phone clock-in is a company-level switch, and it is off by default. Switched on, clock-ins are tied to the site, and the system flags a punch made from outside the site radius. Without clock-in, the register builds from the working time of the published schedule.