Access Control & Time-Attendance

Secure Access, Precise Attendance

• Access Control

  Access control systems serve as robust security protocols designed to govern and monitor access to both physical and digital domains. These comprehensive mechanisms are pivotal in safeguarding restricted areas and sensitive information by meticulously managing entry permissions..

• Time Attendance Management

  This convergence of access control and time attendance management not only enhances security but also streamlines administrative processes, eliminating manual record-keeping errors and ensuring compliance with labor regulations.

• Credential Readers

  Devices that read access credentials, which can be traditional key cards, PIN codes, or biometric data

• Controller

  The central unit that processes authentication data and determines whether to grant or deny access

• Locking Mechanism

  Physical or electronic barriers that grant or restrict access based on the authentication result.

• Advantages

  Enhanced security: Biometric traits are unique to individuals, making it difficult for unauthorized access.
  Convenience: Users don't need to remember passwords or carry access cards; their biometric traits serve as their credentials.