How can a team test attendance check-in location without jailbreaking an iPhone?

Problem

Attendance products need to verify office radius, branch rules, late prompts, out-of-range prompts, and stale-location recovery. Sending testers to every doorway or branch is slow, and a single headquarters test misses the exact boundary where most check-in bugs happen.

Solution

WLOC lets QA save the office center, lobby, radius edge, and outside point as reusable targets, then use a test employee account to compare the check-in button, app prompts, and backend record. The workflow is for validating rules in an owned or authorized environment, not for falsifying real attendance.

Use WLOC in 3 steps

1. 1Save office, branch, and boundary points.Label the doorway, desk area, radius edge, and outside point so the same attendance rule can be retested after every policy or app change.
2. 2Walk the check-in states with a test account.Open the target app at each saved point and confirm available, out-of-range, stale-location, and refresh-needed states.
3. 3Record the evidence and restore real location.Keep the app prompt, account state, backend record, and WLOC diagnostics together, then return the device to normal location behavior.

Related needs

Important boundary

WLOC does not jailbreak iOS, does not install system trust materials, does not include a VPN, and does not promise to defeat every app's own permissions, cache, or anti-abuse checks.