Face recognition
Touch-free and fast for busy entrances.
- Hygienic, no contact
- Hard to share or fake
- Works with masks on many models
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Biometric attendance and access-control product families
Compare authentication, door hardware, event capacity and management options before Zerolink confirms an exact model and installation scope.
How access and attendance work
One tap opens the door and records attendance
Staff verify at the reader, the door unlocks for authorised people, and every entry becomes an attendance record.
- 1. Plan entry pointsDoors, gates and where staff clock in.
- 2. Enrol usersFace, fingerprint or card for each person.
- 3. Set access rulesWho can enter where, and at what times.
- 4. Report attendanceShift reports and exports for payroll.
Choose the method
Face, fingerprint or card?
Many sites combine two methods for speed and security.
Fingerprint
Reliable and low cost.
- Small to mid teams
- No cards to lose
- Not ideal for dusty hands
Card / PIN
Simple for visitors and shared doors.
- Visitors and contractors
- Easy to issue or cancel
- Can be shared — pair with biometrics
Pair with access control and smart door locks.
System planning
Separate attendance needs from security decisions
This is a product-family reference. For delivery, use the biometric attendance or access-control service page; exact model, capacity and warranty are confirmed in the quotation.
Workforce attendance
User enrolment, shift-ready event capture and practical reporting requirements.
Controlled doors
Authentication connected to suitable locks, exit controls, sensors and power backup.
Multi-door environments
Controllers, readers, permissions and centralized management planned for expansion.
Verified selection points
What Zerolink confirms before quotation
Exact specifications depend on the selected product, capacity and system architecture.
Authentication methodFace, fingerprint, card, PIN or multi-factor use is selected for the environment and risk.
Capacity and performanceUser, credential and event capacities are verified against the exact datasheet.
Door hardwareLock type, reader position, exit device, door contact and emergency release are coordinated.
Network and powerTCP/IP, supported Wi-Fi or controller links, PoE and backup-power requirements are planned.
Reporting workflowAttendance exports, administrator roles and operational responsibilities are agreed.
Privacy and fallbackBiometric limitations, alternate credentials and data-handling expectations are documented.
Official product reference: CP PLUS time and attendance product family. Exact products, specifications, licensing, capacity and warranty are confirmed in the final quotation.
Related Zerolink expertise
Connect this system with the wider solution
Product selection works best when connectivity, infrastructure, security and deployment responsibilities are considered together.
Business infrastructure
Review integrated network, security, communication and deployment capabilities.
Biometric attendance installation
Plan enrolment, reporting and shift workflows for your team.
Requirement discovery
Share the site, workflow, capacity and support requirements before quotation.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about Biometric & Access Control
Clear answers to common planning and selection questions.
Which biometric method should I choose?
Face recognition is touch-free and fast for busy entrances. Fingerprint is economical for small teams. Card or PIN suits visitors and shared doors. Many sites combine two methods.
Can attendance data go to payroll?
Yes. Supported devices export attendance to software or spreadsheets, and many can sync to a cloud attendance service for multiple branches.
Will the door open during a power cut?
Locks are chosen as fail-safe or fail-secure based on fire and security needs, and the controller can run on battery backup.
Need attendance, access control—or both?
Share the user count, door count, authentication preference and reporting workflow for a scoped recommendation.
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