Attendance & Access Control for Banks & Financial Offices
A bank does not just want attendance — it needs a defensible log of who entered the vault, the server room and the cash office, and when, because an auditor will ask.
What usually breaks
- No zoned separation between the public banking hall, vault and server room
- Dual-custody rules for the vault enforced on paper, not by the system
- Audit requests for "who accessed X on date Y" take days to compile
What we install instead
- Zone-based access with the vault requiring two credentials in sequence
- The server room and cash office locked behind their own access rules
- A searchable access log that answers an audit request in minutes, not days
Exchange house branch in Deira, dual-custody vault
Face terminals at the banking hall, a two-person credential sequence on the vault door, and a locked server room on its own zone. The most recent compliance audit was answered from the access log in under ten minutes.
The software running it
The same platform across every sector — only the rules change: shifts, leave policy, access rules and which anomalies get flagged.
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