Time & attendance app · Android
Simplify your workday with iRoz Sutherland. Access your employee portal to manage attendance, request leave, check schedules, and stay updated on essential work information all in one place.
Concept illustration — not a screenshot of iRoz.
What is Iroz Sutherland
iRoz is a business app published on Google Play by Sutherland Global Services. The listing describes it as giving Sutherland employees a way to manage their time and attendance and stay connected in real time.
Most people search for “Iroz Sutherland” because the store name is just “iRoz”, which is easy to confuse with unrelated apps. It isn't a consumer product. You sign in with credentials Sutherland issues, so it only does anything useful for people who work there.
Alongside the Android app, Sutherland runs iRoz as a browser-based portal for staff. We don't link to that portal, because the right address and sign-in route come from your employer. Ask HR or the IT helpdesk rather than trusting a search result.
Features
Each capability below comes with its source. Sutherland doesn't publish a detailed feature list, so we've avoided guessing.
This is the purpose stated on the store listing: helping Sutherland employees manage their time and attendance. In practice that means checking your own record from your phone and keeping it accurate, instead of chasing paper forms or emails.
Source: Google Play descriptionWhen a day is recorded wrongly, reviewers describe using iRoz to check attendance and request a correction. What you can change, and who approves it, depends on your account.
Source: Google Play user reviewsThe listing promises staff can “stay connected real time”. Treat iRoz as a window onto Sutherland's live systems rather than an offline logbook, so expect it to need a working connection.
Source: Google Play descriptionYou sign in with credentials issued by Sutherland. Several users report being asked to set or reset a password the first time they open the app.
Source: user reviewsBesides the Android app, Sutherland runs iRoz as a browser-based staff portal, so you aren't tied to one device. Access to the portal is managed by your employer.
Source: public references to the iRoz portalIn Google Play's data safety section, the developer declares that the app collects no user data and shares none with third parties. This is a self-declaration that Google displays as provided.
Source: Google Play data safetyHow it works
The typical flow for an employee. Exact screens depend on your role and region.
Get iRoz on your Android phone from the listing published by Sutherland.
Use your Sutherland employee credentials. You may need to set a password the first time.
Review your attendance and time entries for the current period.
Raise a correction or request where your account allows it, then follow it through to approval.
Your attendance matches what you actually worked.
Compatibility
We list only platforms we could confirm. If something isn't listed, we found no public evidence it exists.
“Iroz Sutherland app iOS” is a common search, but a popular search term isn't proof of an iPhone version. We've checked, and we explain what iPhone users can do in a separate guide.
Published on Google Play. The listing doesn't state a minimum Android version, but the store tells you if your device isn't compatible.
We found no public App Store listing. Ask Sutherland IT whether there's a supported route for your role.
Sutherland runs an iRoz web portal for staff. The address, VPN requirements and access come from your employer.
No desktop app is published. Desktop users would use the browser portal, if their employer enables it.
Release information
Sutherland doesn't publish release notes on the iRoz listing, so this panel sticks to what Google Play shows. We'll update it when the listing changes.
Last checked: October 2026
Installation & setup
Six short steps. The one people skip is checking the publisher, and it's the one that matters most.
Use the button in the download section below, or search “iRoz” in Google Play on your Android phone.
The developer shown under the app name should be Sutherland. If it's anything else, stop. That isn't the app you want.
Tap Install, wait for it to finish, then open the app from your home screen or app drawer.
If you're asked to set a new password the first time, do it inside the app, never on a page that arrived by message or email.
Confirm your attendance shows what you expect. If something's wrong, sort it out today rather than at the end of the pay period.
Leave auto-update on for iRoz in Google Play so fixes reach you without any effort.
Download
iRoz is distributed through Google Play. The button below opens the store listing published by Sutherland Global Services, where you can install it on a compatible Android phone.
Use cases
A quick end-of-shift check that today's attendance looks right, while it's still easy to fix.
Reviewers working from home report needing the company VPN for attendance functions, so connect first. See the work-from-home guide.
Depending on role, managers may handle requests raised by their team. What a manager sees is configured by Sutherland, not by the app store version.
The first sign-in is where most trouble starts, especially password set-up. Have your employee ID ready and keep the IT helpdesk details to hand.
Troubleshooting
Phone-side fixes you can do yourself. Anything to do with your account can only be fixed by Sutherland.
| Problem | What to try |
|---|---|
| Stuck in a password-reset loop | Finish the reset inside the app, following the password rules exactly. If it loops again, stop
retrying, because repeated attempts can lock the account. Contact the helpdesk. Fix owner: Sutherland IT |
| Can't mark attendance from home | Connect to the company VPN first if you have one, then reopen the app. If you have no VPN access,
tell your supervisor the same day so it's recorded another way. Fix owner: you, then your supervisor |
| Slow app, taps register late | Tap once and wait. Update iRoz, then clear its cache (Settings › Apps › iRoz ›
Storage) and switch to a stronger connection. Full fix
list. Fix owner: you |
| A correction won't submit | Check that the date is still open for changes and that you've filled in a reason. Ask your
supervisor or HR how corrections are handled at your location. Fix owner: your supervisor / HR |
| App not available in Google Play | Open the listing directly from our download section. If Play still says it's unavailable, your
device or work profile may need to be set up by IT. Fix owner: Sutherland IT |
| A sign-in page looks unfamiliar | Don't enter anything. Close it and open iRoz from the app installed on your phone, then report the
page to IT. Fix owner: you, then IT security |
Pros and cons
Based on the public listing and the themes that come up repeatedly in store reviews.
FAQ
Twenty answers in two groups. Use the arrow keys to move between questions.
What iRoz is, who it's for, and how to install it safely.
“Iroz Sutherland” is how most people search for iRoz, the time and attendance app that Sutherland Global Services publishes on Google Play for its employees. Its store description says it helps Sutherland staff manage time and attendance activities and stay connected in real time.
Sutherland employees. The app signs you in with credentials issued by the company, so anyone can install it, but without a Sutherland employee account there is nothing useful to see.
Yes. The Google Play listing shows no price and no in-app purchases. Your employer provides the account, so there's nothing to buy.
From its Google Play listing, published by Sutherland. The main button in our download section opens that listing. Before you tap Install, check that the developer name on the store page is Sutherland.
We couldn't find a public App Store listing for iRoz. Some third-party pages say Sutherland distributes iOS apps internally, but we haven't been able to confirm that. If you use an iPhone, ask Sutherland IT or HR what they support for your role. Our iPhone guide explains the options.
The listing doesn't state a minimum Android version. Google Play checks this for you: open the listing on your phone, and if your device isn't compatible the store will tell you instead of showing an Install button.
No. This is an independent guide. It isn't run by, affiliated with or endorsed by Sutherland. We don't host the app, we don't offer sign-in, and we will never ask for your Sutherland credentials. We show the iRoz icon only so you can recognise the app.
Yes. Sutherland also runs iRoz as a browser-based portal for staff. Because the address, VPN requirements and sign-in method are set by your employer, get the link from Sutherland's internal channels rather than from a search result.
We don't recommend it. An APK from a mirror site can be outdated or tampered with, and you'd be entering company credentials into it. Install from Google Play only. Our safety guide covers the warning signs.
In the data safety section on Google Play, the developer declares that the app collects no user data and shares none with third parties. That is Sutherland's own declaration, which Google displays as provided. Your employer's HR and privacy policies cover attendance records themselves.
The questions that come up once the app is on your phone.
Open the installed app and enter the employee credentials Sutherland gave you. Some users report being asked to set a new password the first time. Do this inside the app, never on a page someone sent you a link to. See our login guide for details.
Use the reset option the app or your company sign-in page offers. If you get stuck in a reset loop or the account is locked, only Sutherland's IT helpdesk can fix it. No outside website, including this one, can reset a company account.
Several reviews from remote staff say attendance functions depended on a VPN connection. If your employer gives you a VPN, connect to it before opening iRoz. If you have no VPN access, tell your supervisor the same day so your attendance can be recorded another way. More in our work-from-home guide.
Users describe raising attendance corrections through iRoz, which then go to an approver. What you can request, and the deadline for doing it, depends on your location and role. Raise the correction promptly, with a clear reason. Our corrections guide covers this.
Tap once and wait rather than tapping again. Repeated taps can submit the same action twice. Update the app, clear its cache in Android settings and switch to a stable connection. If the delay is on the server side, only Sutherland can fix it.
Search results vary, and a store listing can be hidden if your device or account isn't eligible. Open the listing directly from our download section. If the store still says the app isn't available, ask Sutherland IT whether your device or work profile needs to be set up first.
No. “Outlook Sutherland” refers to Sutherland's company email, which runs on Microsoft Outlook. iRoz is the separate time and attendance app. Both can use your company sign-in, but they do different jobs.
HelpTree is a knowledge-management platform built by Sutherland and used for customer-support work. It isn't part of iRoz and doesn't handle attendance. Our tools explainer sorts out these names.
No. We have no access to Sutherland's systems and never will. Account, attendance and payroll issues can only be resolved by your supervisor, HR or Sutherland's IT helpdesk.
Start with Sutherland's internal IT helpdesk or your HR team. They can see your account. The Google Play listing also has an App support section with the developer's contact details. For mistakes on this website, use our contact page.