How time attendance works
Employees clock in at a terminal with a card, fingerprint or face; the system automatically records arrivals and departures and counts hours worked. Manual timesheets and overtime disputes become a thing of the past.
Managers see the data in real time: who is on site, who is late, how many hours were worked per shift and per month.
Card, fingerprint or face
Cards are cheap but get passed around. Fingerprints are more reliable but require clean, dry hands. Facial recognition is the most convenient and contactless option — especially relevant after the pandemic.
We match the clock-in method to the site's discipline and budget; cards and biometrics are often combined.
Integration and reports
The system exports timesheets to 1C and other accounting software and builds reports on lateness and overtime. Time attendance merges with access control: one terminal both admits the employee and counts the hours.
We deploy turnkey in Tashkent and across Uzbekistan — with reports configured to your accounting policy, training and support.
Installation works cost calculator
Set the number of points — the calculator lays out a site plan and shows the range from our standard price list. One minute, no phone calls.