Attendance and controlled-entry systems using fingerprint, face, palm, RFID and access-control infrastructure with software integration.
Each family is organized by application and system requirement so a project can be specified correctly instead of selecting hardware by name alone.
Attendance terminals, standalone access readers and network-connected devices.
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Palm + fingerprint/card or multi-verification terminals where supported.
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Controllers for one/multiple doors with readers, locks and exit devices.
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EM locks, door sensors, exit buttons, RFID readers/cards and supporting hardware.
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Biometric projects should separate time attendance from door access control. A terminal may support one or both, but door security also needs lock hardware, exit button, door sensor, power and access rules.
Fingerprint is cost-effective and familiar; face offers touchless verification; palm/multi-biometric systems add another credential type; RFID/cards and PIN can be used alone or in multi-verification workflows depending on device.
For multi-branch or larger organizations, central attendance/access software, network connectivity and reporting requirements should be planned before device selection.
Final hardware should be selected after checking site size, coverage, environment, user capacity, integration, cabling/network, power and future expansion. Sytrox can prepare the system architecture and BOQ.
Employee attendance and controlled doors.
Shift attendance and restricted-area access.
Staff attendance and controlled rooms.
Staff access to restricted departments.
Back-office attendance and selected access points.
Multi-branch attendance consolidation.
Staff attendance and secure areas.
Multi-door and centralized access architecture.
A practical high-level flow. Exact topology changes by project.
| Requirement | Choose / Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Credential | Fingerprint / face / palm / RFID / PIN | Match hygiene/security/user needs |
| User capacity | Employees + growth | Avoid undersized terminals |
| Logs | Transaction volume | Defines storage/sync needs |
| Door control | Standalone vs controller-based | Determines security architecture |
| Communication | TCP/IP / Wi-Fi / RS485 / Wiegand where supported | Defines wiring/integration |
| Software | Desktop / web / centralized | Defines reporting and multi-site operation |
Reference architecture informed by eSSL product portfolio. eSSL publishes separate fingerprint, face, palm, access-control, lock/reader and software categories. Examples include P160 palm/fingerprint/card, F6 standalone access reader, U460 attendance/access and MA500 access terminal. Exact capacities/interfaces vary by selected model.