Attendance Records in One Place
Attendance from departments, branches, warehouses, or offices can be brought into a central view.
A missing punch often looks harmless until payroll week, when one late mark, early exit, or unconfirmed overtime entry changes an employee’s salary. Record attendance through fingerprint, face recognition, RFID card, or PIN devices, review exceptions clearly, and give HR better data before pay is processed.
What the system does well is remove much of the uncertainty from the starting record. Employees mark their attendance using the supported method on the device, and HR receives data that is easier to check. If you connect it with HR and payroll software, it can support salary processing, overtime review, late-coming reports, and absence checks.
We provide you with the best Biometric Time Attendance System in Dubai, UAE, that matches your workflow.
Attendance from departments, branches, warehouses, or offices can be brought into a central view.
With reviewed punch records, working hours, late marks, absences, and overtime, errors are easier to verify before they affect pay.
Face and fingerprint verification make proxy attendance more difficult than a shared register or an easily passed-around card.
A biometric attendance system helps show where time is actually being lost, without asking HR to depend on memory or chase every department separately.
Biometric attendance devices capture employee time records through supported methods such as fingerprint, facial recognition, RFID card, or PIN. The attendance software can then organise that data by employee, shift, location, or department. Once exceptions are checked and approved, the records can be used for HR reporting and, where integration is configured, payroll processing.
The right biometric time attendance device depends on staff size, entry points, network availability, verification method, and the HR or payroll system it needs to connect with. Here are some of the best systems you’ll need.
Fingerprint Time Attendance and Access Control Terminal.
UA860 is a fingerprint-based terminal designed for time attendance and basic access control use. Its 2.8-inch colour screen, built-in Wi-Fi, TCP/IP connection, and USB host port make it suitable for workplaces that need a practical device with flexible data transfer options.

Face, Fingerprint, and Card Attendance Terminal
iFace990 supports multiple verification methods for workplaces that want more than one way for employees to record attendance. It combines facial recognition, fingerprint verification, and optional card use through a 4.3-inch touch screen interface.

Cloud-Ready Fingerprint and RFID Attendance Terminal
W1 Pro is a Linux-based fingerprint and RFID attendance terminal with Wi-Fi connectivity and cloud application support. It is useful for smaller offices or locations where installation needs to stay simple, and attendance records need to be accessible through a connected system.

Cloud-Based Face Recognition Attendance Terminal
W3 by Anviz is designed for workplaces that prefer face recognition with cloud-connected attendance management. It supports face recognition, RFID card, and password verification, while its built-in web server allows device access through a browser.

Android-Based Attendance Data Collection Device
ZPad Plus (4G) is a multifunctional attendance data collection device built on the Android 7.1 platform. Its larger display and wireless communication options make it practical for locations that need a more interactive attendance terminal.
Visible Light Face and Fingerprint Attendance Terminal
MB560-VL uses visible light facial recognition alongside fingerprint and card verification options. It is designed to identify a face automatically within its supported recognition range, reducing the need for employees to stop and touch the device for every punch.

Face and Palm Verification Terminal with Mask Detection
SpeedFace-V5L[P] is designed for workplaces that prefer touchless attendance options. It supports facial recognition and 3-in-1 palm verification, with additional fingerprint, card, and password methods available. Its mask detection function is useful where facial verification may be required while employees are wearing masks.
![SpeedFace-V5L[P] face and palm verification terminal](/_next/image?url=%2F_next%2Fstatic%2Fmedia%2Fbiometric-showcase-facedeep3.e289684a.png&w=3840&q=75)
Wireless Facial Recognition Attendance Terminal
Horus is a compact facial recognition terminal designed for wireless attendance management. Depending on the selected variant, the Horus series can support facial recognition alone or combine face recognition with an RFID card and fingerprint verification.
Fingerprint Attendance and Access Control Terminal
BioPro ST40 & ST40-A is a fingerprint-based terminal designed for time attendance and access control applications. It can connect with third-party electric locks, door sensors, and exit buttons, making it suitable for workplaces that want attendance and entry control from one device category.

Multi-Biometric Time Attendance and Access Control Terminal
G3 is a multi-biometric terminal that supports face, fingerprint, card, and password verification. Its SilkID fingerprint sensor is designed for workplace conditions where employees may not always present perfectly clean or dry fingers, such as warehouses, workshops, or operational sites.


See how UAE businesses simplify punch records, payroll preparation, and workplace access with reliable biometric attendance devices.
Choose a biometric attendance system that fits the way employees actually enter, leave, and work across shifts.