Biometric attendance systems

What the system does

Biometric attendance ties a punch to a person rather than to a card that can be handed over.

• Fingerprint capture - the standard for most industrial floors, fast at shift change and inexpensive per user.
• Face recognition - useful where hands are gloved, wet or contaminated, or where contactless capture is preferred.
• Shift and roster handling - configured to your actual shift patterns rather than a single 9-to-5 assumption.
• Payroll export - attendance data exported in a format your payroll software can consume.

The number that justifies it

The business case is not the hardware cost, it is the wage leakage. Work out your average hourly cost, multiply by the minutes per person per day you believe are being claimed and not worked, then multiply by headcount and working days. On most factory floors that annual figure exceeds the entire system cost by a wide margin. We would rather you did that calculation with your own numbers than take a vendor percentage on faith - so ask us and we will do it with you at the survey, using your headcount and your wage rates.

Practical constraints on a factory floor

Fingerprint readers struggle with wet, chemically-contaminated or heavily calloused hands, which is common in exactly the environments that most need attendance control. Reader placement also has to survive shift change: a single unit at one gate creates a queue of 200 people at 8am. We plan reader count and position against your actual shift-change volume, and will recommend face capture over fingerprint where the floor conditions warrant it.

Where we install

Global Eye Security Systems is based in Dombivli East and installs across Dombivli, Kalyan, Thane, Navi Mumbai, Mumbai, Taloja MIDC, Mahape. Being local is not a marketing line here: when a system needs a service visit, the difference between a same-week fix and a month of chasing is whether the engineer is twenty minutes away.