RegardingID Archive | Legiant announces new biometric time clock technology

Tuesday, September 16, 2008

Legiant, a provider of time and attendance software, has announced the addition of biometric time clock solution HandPunch GT-400, developed by biometric terminal supplier Schlage, to integrate with their own Legiant TimeCard technology. The new system, which is based on new technology, is able to eliminate buddy-punching via biometric clock-in, but additionally brings a variety of employee self-service features to the clock station.

At the station an employee is able to approve their time card, view their schedule, submit leave requests and check their vacation and sick time accruals. Additionally, the system uses an open architecture to allow for future upgrades, speed implementation of the technology and simplify integration.

Legiant, Fulcrum partner for time and attendance solution

Legiant has announced a partnership with biometric technology developer Fulcrum Biometrics that yielded a low-cost biometric time and attendance tracking solution for employers. The new solution is called FbF Timeclock and utilizes a virtual time clock that an employee clocks in or out via a USB fingerprint scanner connected to a computer and integrates with Legiant’s Timecard software.

Biometric POS systems fight employee theft

Retail operations are finding biometric point-of-sale systems that are used for both tracking employee actions as well as for time and attendance are a great tool in fighting inventory shrink and labor fraud, according to a Point of Sale News article.

M2SYS solution implemented at another Cal State campus

M2SYS Technologies announced its RightPunch line of biometric time and attendance tracking solution, which had already been deployed to Cal Poly Pomona Foundation, has been deployed to the California State University, Fresno Association.

Employee project clock version 7 released

Cybermatrix has released version 7 of its Employee Project Clock application. The application which tracks employees work time via computer terminal makes it easier for employees to accurately account for work hours. The new application has several enhancements to it but the most notable is the addition of biometric check-ins.

Kentucky city auditor recommends biometric time clock solution

Following issues with fraudulent employee time sheets at the Municipal Golf Course, Henderson, Kentucky’s city auditor, Mac Neel, has recommended the implementation of biometric-based time and attendance systems as part of his presentation of the city’s annual financial report, according to a Courier Press article.

New biometric time clock offers audio and video capabilities

Acumen Data Systems, a developer of workforce management and business automation solutions, has announced the development of a new biometric time and attendance system with a variety of capabilities and uses.

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