Each country's rules
Sweden: Skatteverket's personalliggare with ID06. Norway: the oversiktsliste with HMS card numbers. Denmark: site records with your RUT-registered contractors.
JobbsySite staff register
Everyone on the site checks in and out in the app with their ID card number. Nothing can be changed afterwards without a traceable correction, and an inspector gets the records at once.
Sweden: Skatteverket's personalliggare with ID06. Norway: the oversiktsliste with HMS card numbers. Denmark: site records with your RUT-registered contractors.
A mistake is corrected with a new line and a reason. The original line stays and can never be changed or removed.
An inspector opens a time-limited link or gets the export file, without an account in Jobbsy.
Sweden keeps the records for two years after the end of the calendar year in which the financial year of the last entry ended, Norway for six months after the work ended; they cannot be deleted before then.
The client (byggherre) and each employer, as the law in each country says. Jobbsy is the tool – the responsibility stays with you.
No. It is turned on per company and used only on the sites where you need it.
No, ID06 is not required by law. Skatteverket's personalliggare is kept with the check-ins in Jobbsy. Many clients and main contractors ask for ID06 in their contracts – then you record the card number in the register.