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Time & Attendance Systems in Tashkent

Biometric and card-based tracking of employee arrivals and departures with automatic timesheets and export to 1C and HR systems.

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1 day
quote and estimate
Warranty
on equipment and work

What's included

Scope of work

  • Installation of biometric terminals and readers
  • Configuring schedules and tracking rules
  • Generating timesheets and reports
  • Integration with 1C / HR / access control
  • Training and support

Time and Attendance Systems in Tashkent

A time and attendance system automatically records employee arrivals and departures by card, fingerprint or facial recognition and builds an accurate timesheet without manual counting. SAT Solutions deploys attendance tracking for offices, factories, shops, construction sites and companies of any size — from a single entrance terminal to a distributed branch network with unified reporting.

A manual timesheet always lies — not out of malice, but because paper tolerates it. "9:00" gets written for everyone who showed up before ten; evening overtime goes unrecorded; at month end HR spends days reconciling and arguing. A biometric terminal removes the trust question: time is captured at the moment of passage, clocking in for a colleague is impossible, and the timesheet assembles itself, always ready for an audit.

We match the identification method to the conditions. Facial recognition is the fastest and most hygienic option: an employee walks through without stopping, and the terminal tells a live face from a photo. Fingerprints are cheaper but struggle in workshops with dirty or dry hands. Cards work where biometrics is overkill, and for field crews and remote sites we set up mobile check-in with geolocation.

The real value is in the rules, not the hardware. We configure schedules and shifts, including night and rotating ones, lateness allowances, lunch breaks, business trips and vacations. The system itself calculates late arrivals, early departures, overtime and night hours according to your policy. A manager sees the day in real time — who is in, who is late, who is absent — instead of learning it from a monthly report.

Data must not sit in the terminal — it must reach payroll. We export timesheets to 1C and other ERP systems and set up reports by department, project and site. The terminal doubles as access control: one device opens the door and logs the time, no separate "timesheet turnstile" needed. With CCTV integration, a disputed record is verified against footage in seconds.

Deployment does not stop the business. The survey and calculation are free; terminal installation at an entrance takes a day; enrolling staff and configuring schedules takes one or two days, and for large headcounts we import the list from 1C or Excel. We train HR and managers to use the reports, and the administrator to enroll newcomers and remove leavers without calling a contractor.

The cost depends on the number of entry points, the identification method and the depth of ERP integration. We work with ZKTeco and Hikvision terminals from our Tashkent warehouse, warrant the hardware and the rollout, and support the system under contract. The payback math is simple: with a staff of fifty, even 10–15 minutes of worktime "lost" daily per employee costs more per year than the whole system.

Standard solutions

Three standard time-tracking setups

We size it to the job: tell us the headcount, the number of entrances and what the report must contain, and we return a quote within one business day.

Small office

Up to 30 staff, office or shop

  • One terminal at the entrance: fingerprint, card or face recognition
  • An automatic timesheet instead of a paper logbook
  • Monthly report on late arrivals and overtime
  • Export to Excel for payroll

Timeline: 1 day

Several entrances

Office, warehouse and production on one site

  • A terminal at every entrance, one shared staff database
  • Shift patterns: night, weekend and public holiday rules
  • Split by department, each with its own manager
  • Export to 1C — the timesheet feeds payroll directly

Timeline: 1–3 days

Checkpoint with a turnstile

Factory, construction site, restricted facility

  • Turnstile plus biometrics — nobody passes on someone else’s card
  • Tracking of contractors and temporary passes
  • Tied into CCTV: a photo for every passage
  • Report on hours actually worked on site

Timeline: by project, from 1 week

How we work

From request to a working timesheet — 5 steps

1

Understanding the task

headcount and entrances, shift patterns, what the report must show

2

Selection and quote

terminals, identification method, itemised estimate — within one business day

3

Installation

terminals mounted, power and network, a turnstile where needed

4

Setup

staff records, shift patterns, lateness rules, export to 1C

5

Handover and training

we show HR how to pull the timesheet; warranty and support

Equipment

Time-tracking terminals — in stock in Tashkent

ZKTeco and Hikvision — biometric terminals and card readers, supplied by us with warranty:

How it works

How the system works

1Terminalface or fingerprint
2Tracking servershifts and schedules
3Reportstimesheet for the period

Equipment we install

Examples

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Next step

Ready to discuss your site?

An engineer visits sites in Tashkent free of charge; we send the estimate and quote within one business day.

Questions & answers

Frequently asked questions

How does work time tracking work?
Employees check in using a card, fingerprint, or facial recognition at the terminal; the system automatically calculates hours worked and generates reports.
Can data be exported to 1C?
Yes, we set up timesheet export to 1C and other accounting systems.
What if an employee forgets to check in?
Manual adjustments are available with supervisor permissions, and all changes are logged in the audit trail.

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