Iris ID Integrates TimeTerminal Software Into Multimodal Time Clock Solution

Biometric iris recognition specialist Iris ID has announced a new partnership that will see its IrisTime iT100 contactless attendance platform integrated with Information Controls Inc.’s TimeTerminal time clock app.

This new integration means that TimeTerminal’s cloud-based software brings the potential for the creation of a wide variety of employee functions and features for the iT100, such as customizable attestation questions, daily wage advancements, and timecard reviews.

“The IrisTime iT100 is designed as a time clock for the modern workforce,” said Mohammed Murad, Vice President, Global Sales and Development, Iris ID. “By continually expanding the time-keeping app ecosystem for IrisTime iT100, such as TimeTerminal, we’re revolutionizing the time and attendance function to provide affordable contactless solutions for the basic or precise requirements of virtually any organization.”

TimeTerminal synchronizes data in real-time using the cloud, and enables employers to ensure they are complying with labor laws and regulations, and enforce legally mandated meal periods.

The iT100 allows employees to clock in and out using multimodal biometrics in the form of iris and facial recognition sensors for fast and contactless authentication for individuals standing as far as two feet away from the terminal.

The iT100 and TimeTerminal app can also be used by employers to require employees to answer health-related questions before the start of a shift, as a way of providing a higher level of protection during the COVID-19 era.

“With a leading manufacturer of widely used contact hand geometry readers leaving the market, the timing is perfect for TimeTerminal to move to an iris-based time and attendance system,” said Information Controls Inc. EVP Mike Kuss. “We’re excited about working with Iris ID, the leader in iris-based identity authentication solutions. We view adapting our TimeTerminal software for a contactless iris-based system as a wise business decision.”

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April 6, 2021 – by Tony Bitzionis