Product · Time and attendance
OpSolver.
The clocking system that needs no internet.
Desktop attendance software using fingerprint recognition on DigitalPersona readers. Installed on a machine in your own offices, it runs on your internal network — a dropped connection does not stop people clocking in.
- OfflineNo internet connection required
- DigitalPersonaSupported fingerprint readers
- On premiseYour data never leaves your walls
What OpSolver does
Attendance, on site, with nothing to depend on.
Not every organisation needs an online platform, and not every organisation has a reliable connection. OpSolver installs on one machine, reads fingerprints, and produces the records payroll needs.
Enrolment
- Fingerprints registered on a DigitalPersona reader
- Staff record: identity, payroll number, department, standard hours
- Several fingers per person, for hard-to-read prints
Clocking
- Time-stamped entries and exits
- Recognition in under a second
- Runs on the internal network, with no outside link
Records
- Attendance sheets by person, by department and by period
- Lateness, absence and hours worked
- Excel and PDF exports into your payroll software
Why a desktop version
A clocking system that stops when the internet stops is no use at all.
It is the first question our clients ask, and it is the right one: what happens during an outage? With OpSolver, nothing. The software runs on a machine in your offices, and fingerprints are read and stored locally. The day you want multiple sites, facial recognition or integrated payroll, OPTime takes over — that is our online platform, and we migrate your data.
Our other products
OptSolution
Eighteen institutions run on it, more than 350,000 students are managed in it, and 20,000 enrolments pass through it every year. It keeps working when the internet goes down.
Learn moreProduct · Human resourcesOPTime
The human resources platform we are deploying at ONATRA SA: attendance by fingerprint, palm, facial recognition or RFID badge, salary calculation and payslips. We also supply the hardware, install it, and manage it remotely.
Learn moreHow many people to clock in?
Tell us your headcount and the number of access points. We will say plainly whether the desktop software is enough, or whether you should go straight to the online platform.