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Access & attendance

Know who was where, and when.

RFID and card-based systems for staff attendance, access points and asset tracking, with reports that feed payroll and operations.

Talk to us about this Scoped and quoted after one call

Access & attendance

Built with
RC522 / RFID, ESP32, Cloud dashboards
A first step
Epsilon1 — 2–6 weeks to first vertical
You own
Schematics, board files, firmware source and the bill of materials. Yours to have built by anyone.
Where it runs
Installed on site. Pakistan, the Gulf and the UK.
Scoping
One call, then a written scope. We say no when it is not ours.

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01 The terms

We quote the work after one call, in writing, against a scope you can hold us to. No published band, because a number without a scope is a guess — and no retainer that quietly renews.

What you get at the end is the thing itself and everything needed to keep it running without us. That is the deal on every job, whatever it is.

02 What we build

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RFID and card readers

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Attendance and shifts

Staff attendance and shift records

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Door and gate access control

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Asset tracking

Asset and tool tracking

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Payroll reports

Reports for payroll

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Card management

Remote management of cards

03 Examples

Three things we could build for you here. They show the range; they are not a client list.

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Shift attendance on a factory floor

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Tool check-in and check-out in a workshop

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Access to restricted rooms with an audit log

Scroll sideways for the rest3 examples

04 Is this you?

Who asks for this

  • Factories and sites with shift workers
  • Workshops tracking tools

What we build it with

RC522 / RFIDESP32Cloud dashboards

06 Related work

eFuelPro runs staff attendance on the same RFID reader it uses for loyalty.

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Next Access & attendance

Tell us what it has to do.

No form, no sales sequence. Write two lines about the problem and you will get a person who has read them.