Attendance & Access Control for Government Offices
A government office answers to policy, not just payroll — attendance has to match civil-service rules exactly, and visitor access needs a log that satisfies a security review.
What usually breaks
- Attendance policy exceptions handled manually and inconsistently
- Visitor sign-in on paper, with no expiry or zone restriction
- Restricted areas such as records and server rooms with no separate access control
What we install instead
- Attendance rules configured to match civil-service policy exactly
- Digital visitor passes with automatic expiry and a full log
- Records rooms and server rooms locked behind their own access zone
Semi-government authority office, single building
Digital visitor passes replaced the paper log at reception, and the records room moved onto its own access zone. The most recent internal security review found a complete, exportable access history with no gaps.
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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