Klacks covers sites and patrols gap-free — and makes sure 12-hour shifts never exceed the statutory presence limit (Art. 101). On-premise, so your deployment and client data stay in Saudi Arabia.
Typical 12-hour guard shifts (حراس الأمن) use up the statutory 12-hour presence limit per day in full — every minute beyond that is unlawful and is checked by labor inspectors.
The weekly rest day (standard Friday, Art. 104) must last at least 24 consecutive hours, be fully paid, and may not be replaced with a cash payment.
Work on the weekly rest day must be paid as overtime with a 50% premium (effectively 150%), or offset with a paid substitute day (Art. 107).
From covered posts to a hard 12-hour limit — it all fits together.
Every post across all sites — Klacks flags every open slot instantly and fills it automatically on request.
Klacks blocks shift sequences that would keep a guard at the workplace for more than 12 hours — including breaks and prayer times.
Klacks ensures the weekly rest day lasts at least 24 consecutive hours and remains fully paid.
Work on the rest day is automatically billed with the 50% premium, or scheduled as a paid substitute day (Art. 107).
For mobile services, Klacks lays out patrol routes so distances stay short and intervals are kept.
Klacks runs on your own infrastructure. Sensitive biometric time-tracking data stays physically in Saudi Arabia — eliminating the cross-border compliance burden under PDPL/SDAIA.
"Cover the night shift for Site North" is enough — Klacksy automatically checks the 12-hour limit and Friday rest.
From your service addresses, Klacks works out the most sensible order and shows the finished route on the map. All you choose is the mode of transport.
Stylized example: Klacks connects the service locations into the shortest route.
Klacks automatically factors the 12-hour presence limit (Art. 101) into every shift sequence and schedules the full 24-hour Friday rest alongside it — no manual recalculation needed.
Try the Playground to see how Klacks handles sites, the 12-hour limit and Friday rest — or install it directly on your own infrastructure. Free and without registration.
