Attendance & Access Control for Hospitals & Clinics
A hospital runs three shifts a day, every day, and a fingerprint reader at a nurse station is a hygiene risk nobody wants to defend in an infection-control audit. Attendance here has to be touchless, and access has to be restricted by clinical zone, not just by door.
What usually breaks
- Shared fingerprint readers at nurse stations, an infection-control concern
- No restriction between general wards and pharmacy, ICU or records
- Locum doctors and agency nurses tracked on a paper sign-in sheet
- Rotating 24/7 shifts miscalculated for night differentials
What we install instead
- Touchless visible-light face terminals at every staff entrance
- Zone-based access separating pharmacy, ICU and records from general wards
- Time-limited credentials issued the same day for locum and agency staff
- 24/7 rotating shift templates with automatic night-hour differentials
180-bed private hospital in Dubai Healthcare City
Touchless face terminals at six ward entrances plus the pharmacy and records room, each behind its own zone rule, and same-day credentials for a rotating pool of 15 agency nurses. Night-shift differentials that used to be corrected by hand every payroll cycle now calculate automatically.
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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