Employee Biometric Attendance System
An employee biometric attendance machine is a device that is used to verify the identity of a person. The characteristics used to identify a person include fingerprints, voice patterns, iris, face recognition, and hand measurements.
Biometric Attendance System terminals use an employees’ bio-metrics to record the time in and time out at work and also records access to a certain activity. It is highly accurate and cannot be manipulated when compared to attendance registers that are signed using pen on paper.
A biometric attendance machine is a device that is used to verify the identity of a person. The characteristics used to identify a person include fingerprints, voice patterns, iris, face recognition, and hand measurements.
Biometric time and attendance systems use the fingerprints of employees to verify who is actually clocking in and clocking out of work each day. The system scans the finger of the employee, coordinates are determined and then the system maps the endpoints and intersections of the fingerprint.
With the biometric attendance system, the organizations can significantly bring down the staffing overhead, thus saving employee timing in the office. This also provides payroll with accurate labor data, enhancing the overall productivity of the business organization.
Employee biometrics is one of the most popular mediums of collecting attendance logs, not only because they’re quite fool-proof but also because the technology is advancing at a fast pace. Earlier there were RFID cards, then came fingerprints and now everyone’s moving to facial recognition devices. Whatever may be your mojo, we’ve got integrations with (almost) every device out there. You can manage multiple device deployments from a single interface and sync all logs from across different locations into one account.
