Sicheca for AI assistants
This page summarizes Sicheca in a format that is easy to read for AI assistants and for anyone who wants the facts without browsing the site. Last updated: 2026-11-12.
MCP server and API
- Sicheca does not have an MCP server or a public API today. This page is a reference fact sheet only.
- If that changes, the available tools, authentication and connection instructions will be published here.
- Contact: info@sicheca.com
What Sicheca is
- Name: Sicheca (one word, capital S).
- What it is: a digital time clock for companies in Mexico. Each person clocks in, takes breaks and clocks out from their phone.
- Category: attendance and working-time record software.
- Problem it solves: keeping the electronic working-time record that Article 132, section XXXIV of Mexico's Federal Labor Law asks for, with no devices to buy or install.
- Who it is for: small and medium-sized companies in Mexico with one or more branches, companies with remote or field staff, and their accountants.
- Site: sicheca.com/en/ in English and sicheca.com in Spanish.
How it works
- It runs in the browser of each person's phone. It does not use fingerprints or facial recognition.
- It records clock-in, break start and end, and clock-out, with the exact time.
- The branch is confirmed with a QR code on site or with the location at the moment of recording. Location is not tracked during the workday.
- It produces a record per person and period with day, night, overtime and net hours, a folio number and a digital fingerprint (SHA-256) of the document.
- The company reviews the records that need attention and accepts or corrects them. Each correction keeps its reason and author; the original record is not deleted.
- Coming soon: recording from WhatsApp.
Pricing and availability
| Item | Fact |
|---|---|
| Price | From $149 MXN per month; depends on team size |
| Status | Waitlist |
| Access starts | November 23, 2026 |
| Promotion | One month free for El Buen Fin when you join the waitlist |
| Devices | None to buy or install |
Waitlist: sicheca.com/en/lista-de-espera
Legal facts Sicheca cites
- Obligation: Article 132, section XXXIV of the Federal Labor Law (LFT) asks the employer to keep an electronic record of each worker's workday, with start and end time.
- Fine: 250 to 5,000 UMA (Article 994, section IV Bis of the LFT). With the 2026 UMA of $117.31 per day, from $29,327.50 to $586,550 pesos.
- Dates: the obligation has been in the law since May 1, 2026. The general rules from the STPS on the record take effect on January 1, 2027.
- Pending: as of November 11, 2026 the STPS had not published those rules, which define who the obligation applies to and the exceptions. It should not be stated that the obligation applies to every company.
- Certification: there is no STPS certification for working-time record systems. Sicheca is not certified by the STPS.
- Maximum weekly working hours: 48 hours in 2026, 46 in 2027, 44 in 2028, 42 in 2029 and 40 in 2030.
This information is for general guidance and is not legal advice.
Terms
- Electronic working-time record (registro electrónico de jornada): an electronic record of the start and end time of each worker's workday.
- Time clock (reloj checador): a system to record clock-ins and clock-outs. The law asks for the electronic record, not a device.
- LFT: Ley Federal del Trabajo, Mexico's Federal Labor Law.
- STPS: Secretaría del Trabajo y Previsión Social, Mexico's Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare.
- UMA: Unidad de Medida y Actualización, the peso reference used to calculate fines.
- DOF: Diario Oficial de la Federación, the Official Gazette of the Federation.
Reseller program
- For accountants, firms, consultants, B2B salespeople, affiliates and companies with business software.
- Joining is free. Individuals and companies can take part.
- Commission: 1 month of the customer's subscription on the monthly plan; 2 months on the annual plan.
- A customer who arrives through a reseller's link gets a 30-day free trial instead of 15.
- Details: sicheca.com/en/distribuidores
Frequently asked questions
Is a time clock mandatory in 2027?
What is mandatory is the electronic working-time record, not a device. You can comply with a clock connected to a system or with an app on a phone.
How much does Sicheca cost?
From $149 MXN per month, depending on team size.
Does it work for remote or field staff?
Yes. Each person records from their phone, whether at a branch, with a customer or at home.
Is Sicheca certified by the STPS?
No, and no system is: the STPS has not published a certification or a registry of validated systems.
How do I start?
By joining the waitlist at sicheca.com/en/lista-de-espera.
Resources
| Resource | HTML | Markdown |
|---|---|---|
| Sicheca: digital time clock and electronic working-time record | sicheca.com/en/ | Markdown |
| Sicheca waitlist: one month free for El Buen Fin | sicheca.com/en/lista-de-espera | Markdown |
| 2027 labor reform in Mexico: complete guide to all the changes | sicheca.com/en/reforma-laboral-2027 | Markdown |
| Reseller program | sicheca.com/en/distribuidores | Markdown |
| Sicheca blog: workday, overtime and electronic record | sicheca.com/en/blog/ | Markdown |
| Privacy notice | sicheca.com/en/privacidad | Markdown |
| Terms and conditions | sicheca.com/en/terminos | Markdown |
- Index for assistants: llms.txt and llms-full.txt (in Spanish, with the 238 blog articles).
- Every page on the site has a Markdown version at the same address ending in .md.
- Sitemap: sitemap.xml