Clocking In Systems

miken

Anyone got advice on a cost effective clocking in system for an office of between 50 and 80 employees.
Want to monitor the coming and goings, have a list of who is in the building in case of evacuation etc.
Not looking for an all singing version just a reliable, sturdy solution.

rovingrover

Not sure if this would meet your needs. clevercloks.com

Sooler

http://www.pbs.org/harriman/explog/073001_photos.html

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ehlo

What sort of jobs are these? I have seen a few places where employees clock in from their PCs as these are office jobs.

marleyboy

This is an interesting "all in one" package http://www.timeclockmts.com/

BillTrac

Do you have an existing access control system in the building, and of so what type?

And don't worry, it isn't a security risk

Pauldoc666

Give netr.co.uk a visit. Some good systems for under a grand. The bit to look in is the time management systems section. Hope this helps.

TheMiddle

I wrote a database for a company who needed this - simple card reader and some ID cards with magentic strips on. produced reports, who was in, out, late, early etc.

The cost of the kit is nothing now days!