Face-verified attendance
Match every punch-in to the employee's own face, on their phone, alongside GPS location — so proxy attendance and shared-phone workarounds stop at the source.
On-device match · liveness check · works offline
- Verifies the person, not just the device, on every punch
- Rejects printed photos and screens with a liveness check
- Runs on the phone camera — no hardware at any site
- Supports supervisor-run group check-in for labour gangs
- Works offline and syncs the result with the punch
- Pairs the face match with GPS so identity and place are captured together
How it works
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Enrol once
Each employee registers their face from the app in under a minute.
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Set the threshold
Choose how strict the match is and whether borderline punches auto-approve or wait for a supervisor.
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Punch with a face
On clock-in, a live selfie is matched to the registered face before attendance records.
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Review flags
Check the small number of low-confidence or liveness-failed punches each day.
Where face verification fits
It's a layer on top of location — used across every attendance flow in Bazat Tracker.
Face-verified attendance — FAQs
No. It runs on the employee's own Android or iOS phone camera. There's nothing to install at a site.
A liveness check rejects a printed photo or a screen, so the face has to be real and present at punch time.
Yes. The face match runs on the device and the result syncs when the network returns.
A supervisor can run a face-verified group check-in inside the site fence, so each face is still verified.
Against the employee profile, under role-based access — visible only to the admins you authorise.
Turn on face verification for your team
Start a free trial and enrol a few faces, or book a demo and we'll try to beat it with a photo.