Time Clocks - Collection Methods
Data Collection - Gathering employee punches can be accomplished in a variety of ways, or in other words, through a number of different types of time clocks. You may already have an idea of what "method" you'd prefer to use to collect your employee's punches. General methods for gathering employee punches include:
1. Fingerprint scan, or "biometric".
2. Over the Web
3. PIN entry or badge "swipe".
4. Over the Phone
5. Proximity Badge
Select a Time Clock by "Collection Method" - To learn more about our timekeeping options, select from the collection options listed below.
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Fingerprint Scan: Biometric technology uniquely recognizes each of your employees by their individual fingerprint. It eliminates "buddy punching" completely. Our system is easy to install and setup.
Consider one of our biometric options. Click here for available clocks.
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Over the Web: Our WebClock is an Inernet-based solution that allows employees to clock in/out or view their time card conveniently over a web browser from any authorized workstation With IP filters employers can restrict which computers act as a time clock. It's the ideal solution for environments with workstations connected to the Web, and who may not need a traditional wall mounted time clock. It can also be used in conjunction with other collection methods as an alternative for office employees.
Click here for more information. |
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PIN or badge swipe: Our timeclocks are simple and practical. They collect employee punches primarily through an employee PIN or badge swipe. Data is sent to the Web for supervisor editing.
Click here for more information.
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Over the Phone: Our VoiceClock allows employees to clock in and out using a cell or land line phone. It's perfect for staff that often start or end their day in a location other than your location.
Click here for more information. |
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Proximity Badge Ethernet Clock Options: We offer several clocks that integrate with existing building proximity systems. Employees can then both access the building and clock in using the same badge card.
Click here for more information. |
Time Clocks - Collection Methods
Data Collection - Gathering employee punches can be accomplished in a variety of ways, or in other words, through a number of different types of time clocks. You may already have an idea of what "method" you'd prefer to use to collect your employee's punches. General methods for gathering employee punches include:
1. Fingerprint scan, or "biometric".
2. Over the Web
3. PIN entry or badge "swipe".
4. Over the Phone
5. Proximity Badge
Select a Time Clock by "Collection Method" - To learn more about our timekeeping options, select from the collection options listed below.
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Fingerprint Scan: Biometric technology uniquely recognizes each of your employees by their individual fingerprint. It eliminates "buddy punching" completely. Our system is easy to install and setup.
Consider one of our biometric options. Click here for available clocks.
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Over the Web: Our WebClock is an Inernet-based solution that allows employees to clock in/out or view their time card conveniently over a web browser from any authorized workstation With IP filters employers can restrict which computers act as a time clock. It's the ideal solution for environments with workstations connected to the Web, and who may not need a traditional wall mounted time clock. It can also be used in conjunction with other collection methods as an alternative for office employees.
Click here for more information. |
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PIN or badge swipe: Our timeclocks are simple and practical. They collect employee punches primarily through an employee PIN or badge swipe. Data is sent to the Web for supervisor editing.
Click here for more information.
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Over the Phone: Our VoiceClock allows employees to clock in and out using a cell or land line phone. It's perfect for staff that often start or end their day in a location other than your location.
Click here for more information. |
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Proximity Badge Ethernet Clock Options: We offer several clocks that integrate with existing building proximity systems. Employees can then both access the building and clock in using the same badge card.
Click here for more information. |