Automated employee location registration system
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18372/2073-4751.74.17876Keywords:
Google Apps Script, API, Telegram bot, Google SheetsAbstract
This scientific article presents the development of an automated employee location registration system using Google Apps Script and Google Sheets. The proposed solution is based on integration with the Telegram Bot API, which allows receiving location messages from employees and sending check-in and check-out requests. The main advantage of the developed system lies in its user-friendly interface and the ability to automatically store data in Google Sheets. It enables companies to effectively track the movements of their employees, store important information, and streamline administrative processes. The developed solution can be applied in various fields where tracking employee presence at locations or monitoring their whereabouts is crucial. By leveraging Google Apps Script and Google Sheets, the development is accessible, adaptable to user needs, and can be expanded and modified according to specific requirements and use cases.
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