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Iris recognition is the most accurate biometric method available for recording employee time and attendance.
No two irises are the same. Even identical twins have completely independent iris textures, and the patterns are far too intricate to duplicate. False matches are close to impossible.
The iris sits inside the eye, protected but still visible from the outside. It does not wear down, scar or change with age the way a fingerprint can, so employees register once and keep clocking.
Biometric data is treated differently to other employee records. Here is how our devices store it and what that means for you.
Our biometric devices securely store biometric data but it can’t be used elsewhere.
A random matrix of data is taken from a user’s fingerprint or face (rather than a full identifiable scan), an algorithm is applied and then the data is encrypted as it’s stored. This data isn’t readable by any other type of device and you can’t get any images of a face or fingerprint back out. It’s a one-way process only.
For more information see: National Cyber Security Centre – Using Biometrics
Biometric data is classed as Special Category Data by the ICO and so you must offer Users an alternative way to clock. All of our devices also have RFID card/tag or ID & PIN as secondary options.

The complexity of reports you require from your time and attendance records will determine what software package we recommend to you. We have plenty of different software packages to suit all businesses.
Some popular reporting capabilities include:
Employees clock in without removing gloves, masks or protective equipment.
Why iris recognition time & attendance devices are ideal for healthcare, hygienic environments and high security environments:

For more information or to discuss your time & attendance requirements with an expert. Please get in touch.
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