Which attendance method fits your organisation?

Biometric attendance tracking uses physical traits like fingerprint, face recognition, or iris scan to uniquely identify employees. Typical placements are fixed terminals at plant entrances or time clock kiosks. For mobile assignments (field service, multi-site operations), mobile methods like QR, NFC, or GPS are usually more practical — and more privacy-friendly, since no biometric data is stored. If you are looking for a terminal without biometrics, LiteLog offers the stationary terminal with a personal card or chip.

Biometric time clock terminals are offered by manufacturers like Kaba, Interflex, or ZKTeco. They require fixed installation, expensive specialized hardware, and store biometric data. LiteLog deliberately avoids biometrics and covers both worlds: smartphone-based methods (NFC, QR, GPS) for mobile field service teams — and, for teams without smartphones, stationary terminals with a card or chip as well as attendance tracking via WhatsApp or Telegram.

You get a clear recommendation with the best check-ins (QR, NFC, terminal, or app), alert rules, and evidence.

It’s 8–10 short questions and usually takes under three minutes. You can jump back anytime, adjust answers, and refresh the recommendation.

Yes. Run the form for different customers, buildings, or teams. Save and compare the outcomes and use them as a blueprint for your final setup.