urkawari.de
Workforce scheduling and time-tracking software for retail and multi-branch businesses in Germany
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About urkawari.de
pep4™ provides workforce planning, time tracking, absence management and reporting software for businesses with multiple branches and varied working-time models. Its web and mobile tools let employees record hours and view schedules and balances, while managers oversee staffing and time data.
The company offers the software through a monthly SaaS rental priced according to employee count and selected modules; purchase versions are also available on request.
Product: Modular workforce planning, time tracking, absence management and reporting software, with web and mobile tools for employees and managers.
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