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Fingerprint Access

by msecadm4921

Low-cost biometric time and attendance is now a reality for the small retailer, it is claimed.

Databac Group points to its Staff on Time product. The fingerprint terminal logs up to 15 users in and out. For larger companies, the PLUS terminal handles up to 30 users, while the Pro USB terminal manages up to 360 users for little more than £1 a user, the makers add.

Databac Group managing director Charles Balcomb said: "To date, there has not been much in the way of biometric time and attendance aimed at small enterprises. For shops and other businesses which pay employees by the hour, time keeping is essential for the bottom line. Staff on Time provides a reliable, affordable solution that cannot be cheated." Fingerprint technology is highly secure, it is claimed, and eradicates ‘buddy punching’ where colleagues clock each other in or out, earlier or later as a favour.

Staff on Time comprises a fingerprint terminal and Staff on Time software. The keys of the Pro USB terminal can be programmed per category. These could be agreed time schedules (9-5, 10-6, etc), shifts, permitted tea breaks, deductable cigarette breaks or other required grouping. Management reports are customisable and can cover incident reports, punctuality reports and productivity reports per employee or department.

Up to four Pro USB terminals can be managed by a Staff on Time control unit, to handle up to 2,100 users and to extend functionality to include access control. The control unit can be programmed to function as a switch to operate locks, alarms, lights and other electronic systems, activated by authorised fingerprint.

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