BISOFICE Intelligent Biometric Fingerprint Password Attendance Machine Time Clock Employee Checking-in Recorder 2.4 inch LCD Screen Voice Prompt 11 Languages ID Card Function Time Attendance Machine

This machine is just useless. I set working date and time for my employees but after all it says “absence”! I have no idea with it

This is good for store or business where the owner is not there all the time. Bright screen and attractive design. Easy and practical to use. Can hold multiple users. This will keep my employees from cheating their time and having them come on time. That is worth it by itself. Gives you great peace of mind. Should have gotten this a long time ago.

I have spent some time with this device tiring to get the most out of it, but in the end it just not worth it.First it is for an industrial use, but how it is packaged is for home use, and this kind of thing is not needed for home business. Tring to set this thing up is not initiative at all and setup relays on out of order menus, were you have to go deeper to setup something that comes before. I do like text entry on the unit, that was done well.The fingerprint reader works great and the screen is bright and clean, but there is no RFID as shown on the front of the unit.Also the flash drive of dead that come with mine, overall I give this thing a poor rating as the really missed the mark with this one.

76/100I’ve tested several time clocks and THIS one is just OK.To begin with, the one I received had a short in the power cable . . . so after ordering a replacement power supply (more money), I finally got to test it.The actual device looks great, it’s pretty well made, and it functions tolerably. All these time clocks are very similar and finger scanners can be iffy. I find that if you wipe them down every morning they tend to read better. You should also wipe it before adding a new employee fingerprint to insure a “clean” scan.Now . . . where this fails. The software. Period.Compared to others on the market, this software is just kludgy. It’s difficult to navigate, difficult to use, and defaults to Chinese. You can get English, but it’s a pain.Needless to say, THIS is NOT the one we opted to use daily.In it’s favor . . . it’s 1/3 the price of the one we chose to use.Ultimately, is it worth the price? Well . . . If you don’t want to spend the money for a higher end time clock, this will work . . . but be prepared to work with it.

So several plusses and minuses. First of all packaged well, all components as promised. It's a compact well built machine. And so far, at our little store, it's working as promised. Some hands take a couple of tries to get the fingerprint in just right, but that's easily fixed. We have 3 stores, so a downside is that to set up at other stores, you basically start over. A person would have to setup from scratch at all locations. It's priced fairly but I'm wondering if our staff is going to adjust and always check in and check out, or revert back to a paper cause it's easy to fill in when you forgot to check in /check out at the moment. I see that other reviewers are using it for tracking fridge access or other non labor functions. I can see that it would be great for that.

The media could not be loaded.  The BISOFICE biometric electronic attendance machine is great. I have a very old manual punch time card machine that I have been looking to update for some time because the ink is so expensive to stamp the costly timecards now.I tested this machine, and it is a time saver. The biometric fingerprint reader portion reads fingerprints very well, however, they must be clean and dry to do so.The machine can store many sets of fingerprints and also has the ability to use NFC/RF proximity cards or numbered password pin attendance logins.This machine saves me time and money, and I am happy with its performance and relative cost.

This might work as a cool gadget for keeping track of who in your house raided the fridge most. Or something.But it's marketed as a business tool to keep track of employee attendance. It does claim to support 1000 employees, each with their own fingerprint and PIN code, and it supports downloading logs to a (provided) USB stick. You can also program working hours, around which it can then produce some stats (like how many people were late or left early).Unfortunately, it feels like an unfinished product at best. The instructions are sparse, the fingerprint reader is quite flaky (doesn't work with smaller fingers, only registers the finger in a particular position, doesn't work reliably, doesn't read if the finger pressure isn't just right), the interface feels clunky, the use cases not very well fleshed out, and some of the text was left untranslated (when registering employees, I was prompted with a list of departments to assign them to... in Chinese).Unsurprisingly, it doesn't support any centralized authentication or user registry either. So you either have just one of these, or have to register everyone independently on each device.

Set this up for parents to use to check out their students from an after-school program. When it identifies quickly it helps, when it's slow we have to switch to IDs and paper sheets. At this point we have both options to keep the lines moving.