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Your company's attendance, shifts, and visitors under control

We build access control and time attendance software that records clock-ins and clock-outs by fingerprint, facial recognition, QR code, or phone with location. The system matches each punch against the scheduled shift and calculates late arrivals, overtime, and premium pay. An employee attendance system that also checks in visitors at reception and delivers payroll-ready reports, without downloading files from the time clock or checking timesheets.

Updated:

  • Clock-in by fingerprint, face, or QR code
  • Overtime calculated automatically
  • Registered visitors
Access control and time attendance software: employee attendance tracking and time tracking software

Who came in, at what time, and on which shift

900+ projects delivered

Access control scenarios we handle

Control changes depending on where and how your people work.

  1. Offices and locations

    Access by area and visitor log.

  2. Field staff

    Clock-in with location at work sites.

What operating system does your business need? Find out in a minute

Four questions about your daily operations so we can recommend where to start systematizing.

Your answers0 of 4
What gets out of control most often?
Do you have field staff or vehicles?
Do your customers ask about the status of their order or service?
How many locations or warehouses do you manage?

What your access and attendance software includes

What security, shift supervisors, and payroll need.

What the access control and time attendance software service includes: time tracking software

Clock-in

  • Integration with biometric readers and turnstiles.
  • Phone clock-in with location for field staff.
  • Temporary QR codes for contractors.

Shifts

  • Scheduling for rotating shifts and breaks.
  • Calculation of late arrivals, absences, and overtime.
  • Supervisor approval of attendance exceptions.

Visitors and reports

  • Visitor log with photo and host.
  • Notification to the host when their visitor arrives.
  • Reports for payroll and audits.

Industries where it’s used most

Operations with lots of people coming and going.

Access control and time attendance software for different industries and types of companies

Retail and chains

Shift staff across many store locations.

Security and janitorial services

Staff stationed at client sites.

Schools and universities

Entry for students, teachers, and visitors.

How we implement your access system

We work in short stages, with deliverables you can test. You always know what’s being built, what’s left, and what we need from your team.

Our access control and time attendance software process, step by step
  1. Step 1: Discovery

    We interview the departments that will use the system and map how information flows today.

    You: show us how you work today
    You get: a process map and scope

  2. Step 2: Prototype

    We design the main screens in a clickable prototype to validate them before writing code.

    You: test the prototype with your team
    You get: an approved prototype

  3. Step 3: Development by module

    We build and deliver module by module, so your team can start using it soon.

    You: test each module
    You get: working modules in testing

  4. Step 4: Migration and training

    We load your current data, train each role, and support you through launch.

    You: hand over your databases
    You get: a live system and user manuals

  5. Step 5: Support and improvement

    We measure actual usage and make any needed adjustments during the support period.

    You: report adjustments through the support channel
    You get: a usage and improvements report

Traditional time clock or attendance software

The clock records the time; the software turns that time into useful information.

Traditional time clock or attendance software
Aspect Stand-alone time clock PACOWEB software
Data Downloaded from the device and copied into Excel. Sent online to a central platform.
Shifts It doesn’t know which shift each person had. Compares clock-ins against the scheduled shift.
Exceptions Justified on paper. The manager approves from a phone.
Locations Each device is an island. All locations in a single report.

If you already have biometric readers, we can almost always use them.

FAQ about access control and time attendance software

Can’t find your question?

Message an advisor and we’ll get back to you during business hours (Bogotá time, UTC-5).

Does it work with my current fingerprint readers?

It depends on the brand and model. Many allow integration; we check before we quote.

Is it legal to use facial recognition or fingerprints?

Yes, with each person's consent and a clear privacy policy, as required by the privacy laws that apply to your business. We help you build that consent into the process.

Can someone clock in for another person?

With biometrics or with location and photo verification, it’s very difficult. The system also flags unusual clock-ins.

How much does it cost?

It depends on the number of people, locations, and devices. We send you a proposal after reviewing your operation.

What other names is access and attendance software known by?

People also search for it as employee attendance tracking, time tracking software, digital time clock, or visitor management system. It ties in with logistics, fleet management, work orders, traceability, and route planning, which we review with you when your project needs them.

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Get a quote for your access control software

Tell us how many people, locations, and shifts you manage, and what time clocks you have today.

  1. 1You contact us through the form or on WhatsApp.
  2. 2We talk about your business and what you need.
  3. 3You get the proposal in writing, with scope, timeline, and price.

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