No need for attendance clocking operations or attendance card readers! Introducing examples of utilizing entry and exit management history for attendance management.
We would like to introduce a case study of Mac System Co., Ltd., which has implemented our access control management system. Since card operations are being performed with the access control management system, could that data be repurposed for attendance management timestamp data? In response to this customer's needs, Mac System Co., Ltd., our distributor for the Oari product, developed software that extracts the first and last card operation history of the day to serve as the clock-in and clock-out timestamps. [Overview] ■ Company Name: Mac System Co., Ltd. ■ Customer Needs: Since card operations are being performed with the access control management system, could that data be repurposed for attendance management timestamp data? ■ Implemented Product: Access Control Management System Oari *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Introduction Effects】 ■Solution Effects - Users: The need for clocking in and out has been eliminated, removing the hassle. - Administrators: The need for attendance card readers has been eliminated, resulting in cost savings. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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At NKC, we propose new security systems while looking ahead to the future, leveraging our unique research, development, technical expertise, and achievements cultivated since our founding. At NKC, the foundation is always people. Our philosophy is to create warm security systems by standing in the perspective of people and valuing their movements and feelings.