All you need to know about Biometric Time and Attendance
Biometric time and attendance removes any opportunity for fraudulent time claims because each employee’s unique biometric template is scanned and matched to verify attendance.
Biometric time and attendance has gained popularity over the last 10 years, due to its effectiveness and affordability.
There is a general misconception that the use of biometric time and attendance systems can compromise data protection. It is simply a myth and this is why. When you enrol an employee the scanner takes a digital image of the fingerprint and with the use of a very sophisticated software it identifies the points where fingerprints intersect or end and creates a map of these points which is referred to as a biometric template. Once the template is created the image is then discarded. So there is no risk of any sensitive information being stored.
And the same principle is also applied to biometric time and attendance face scanners.
To use the biometric time & attendance fingerprint terminal, place your finger on the scanner, if your fingerprint matches your biometric template, the transaction is accepted otherwise it will be rejected.
To use the biometric time & attendance face recognition machine, stand upright in front of the device and face the display window, about 2 feet away. Once again if your face matches your biometric template, the transaction is accepted otherwise it will be rejected.
As well as RFID and biometric options, we provide solutions to track remote workers clocking data via a mobile app or a PC portal.
However biometric time and attendance isn’t just about the method of capturing data, it has to be about time and attendance software as well, and what it can do for you. For information on how Computime time and attendance software can help your organisation, please visit our time and attendance software page.