Face recognition attendance system on any camera.
Any camera becomes a check-in point.
NIST-ranked face recognition, touchless and quicker than fumbling for a card, with on-device liveness on paid plans. Works with masks, helmets and glasses.
30-day free trial on paid plans · NIST-ranked algorithms
Face recognition attendance features.
A face recognition attendance system records each check-in by matching the person in front of the camera to the face enrolled on their account. That puts an end to buddy punching, because a badge or PIN can be lent to a colleague and a face can't.
NCheck's facial recognition attendance runs on Neurotechnology's own algorithms, which are ranked in NIST evaluations, and works with the phones, tablets, webcams and IP cameras you already have. Face check-in is included on every plan, including the free plan for up to 5 employees, and it's part of the same biometric attendance system as fingerprint and iris.
NIST-ranked accuracy
Neurotechnology face algorithms are ranked in NIST evaluations, and the results are public.
Liveness on-device
On Standard and Premium, photos, screens and video replays are rejected before a record is ever created.
This is the step that stops buddy punching →/a>Sub-second matching
A glance is enough, so whole shifts pass a terminal in minutes.
Real-world robust
Masks, helmets, beards, glasses and changing light, tuned for real workplaces.
Privacy-first
Encrypted templates, and event photos deleted on your schedule.
Any camera
Phone, tablet, webcam or terminal, with no proprietary hardware required.
How face recognition attendance works.
Enrol each employee once
A photo taken at a shared station or on the employee's own phone becomes an encrypted template, and every later check-in is matched against it.
Check in with a glance
The employee looks at the camera and is matched in under a second. On Standard and Premium, liveness detection runs first, so a photo or video of someone else is rejected.
The record is stamped
Each check-in carries the time and, where GPS is switched on, the location. On Standard and Premium, a device without signal stores check-ins and syncs them when the connection returns.
Hours reach payroll
Check-ins feed timesheets and reports, ready to export to your payroll system.
There's a longer walkthrough of the process on our blog.
Phones, tablets, webcams and IP cameras as check-in points.
Any camera NCheck connects to works as a face recognition time clock, and one site can mix several.
| Check-in point | Suits | Runs on |
|---|---|---|
| Employee's own phone | Field and remote staff | NCheck Attend app (Android, iOS) |
| Shared tablet at the entrance | Shift teams arriving together | NCheck Admin app |
| Webcam on a Windows PC | Offices and reception desks | NCheck Admin app |
| IP camera | Busy entrances, capturing several faces at once | NCheck Admin app (Standard and Premium) |
NCheck Attend is the free face attendance app for employees' own phones. Each phone is registered to one person with a token, GPS works on every plan, and offline mode is available on Standard and Premium.
The Admin app for shared stations costs €95 one-time per device, and IP camera check-in handles multi-face capture where queues build at shift change.
Liveness detection for attendance.
Liveness detection checks that a real, live person is in front of the camera before a check-in is recorded, so a printed photo or a video played on a screen won't pass.
NCheck stores an encrypted template of each face and never the photo, and a template can't be turned back into a face. Templates can be deleted when someone leaves, and with NCheck On-Premises they never leave your own network. Free for up to 5 employees. Paid plans are billed per employee, per month, and yearly billing saves 20%. Forever, up to 5 employees. Face check-in, GPS, timesheets & reports. + Fingerprint, unlimited employees, RFID & barcode, access control, on-premises option. + Iris, visitor queue & visit notes, custom feature extensions. NCheck uses Neurotechnology's face recognition algorithms, which are ranked in NIST evaluations, and an enrolled employee is usually matched in under a second. How to read NIST face recognition scores explains what those rankings measure, and how accurate face recognition really is covers real-world conditions. No. Phones, tablets and webcams you already own do the job, and dedicated biometric terminals from the supported devices list work too if a site needs a fixed unit. The biometric attendance machines page compares the options. They can be given a second way to check in on the same account. Fingerprint is available on Standard and above, along with RFID and barcode cards, so a failed match never leaves anyone off the timesheet. Yes, on Standard and Premium. Check-ins are stored on the device when the connection drops and sync once it's back, and liveness detection runs offline in the Admin app. NCheck On-Premises can run with no internet connection at all. In most countries it is, with conditions on consent and how long the data is kept. The compliance pages cover GDPR, US state laws, India's DPDP Act, Türkiye's KVKK and the Gulf PDPL. This is general guidance, not legal advice. Face check-in is on every plan, including the free plan for up to 5 employees. Liveness detection, mask detection and IP camera check-in come with Standard and Premium, which are billed per employee per month, and current prices are on the pricing page. Free for up to 5 employees. 30-day free trial on every paid plan.Where face data is stored.
“Face recognition works well with a normal camera too. Convenient, cost-effective and highly accurate — face, fingerprint and iris.”
Simple pricing, per employee.
Free
Standard
Premium
Frequently asked questions.
How accurate is face recognition attendance?
Do we need to buy a face recognition attendance machine?
What if an employee's face isn't recognised?
Does it work offline?
Is facial recognition attendance legal?
Which plan includes face recognition?
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