A state secretariat marks attendance for 12,000 staff — no biometric machines
A state secretariat marks attendance for 12,000 staff with contactless face recognition on its existing IP cameras — no biometric machines, no queues, on its own secured network.
The challenge
Biometric machines meant queues, maintenance and hardware at every gate for a 12,000-strong workforce.
Biometric fingerprint machines mean queues, maintenance and hardware at every gate — a real burden for a 12,000-strong workforce, and a hygiene concern for shared contact devices.
What we deployed
VISTA FRAS — contactless face-recognition attendance from the secretariat's existing IP cameras, on its own secured network.
Key capabilities- Face-recognition attendanceExisting IP cameras mark attendance automatically.
- ContactlessNo fingerprint readers or shared devices.
- No new hardwareUses cameras already installed.
- On-prem & securedRuns on the government's own network.
- Attendance portalPortal, app and reports in one.
- Government scaleProven for 12,000 staff.
How it works
Existing cameras match faces in real time and mark attendance automatically — no fingerprint readers, no queues, nothing new at the gate.
Outcomes
- Contactless attendance for 12,000 staff
- No biometric hardware to buy or maintain
- Runs on the government's own network
- Attendance portal, app and reports in one
The use case in depth
Face-recognition attendance on existing cameras removes the whole hardware layer that biometric systems require — no readers to buy, maintain or queue at, and nothing shared to touch. Attendance is marked the moment someone is seen at the gate.
Proven at government scale and running entirely on the secretariat's own secured network, it's the strongest possible evidence that the biometric-machine era is over — and it does it on-premise, with data never leaving the premises.
Explore UrSpayce VISTA
UrSpayce VISTA FRAS marks contactless attendance from existing IP cameras on your own secured network — no biometric hardware.
See UrSpayce VISTA →Frequently asked questions
Can attendance be marked without biometric machines?
Yes. UrSpayce VISTA FRAS uses existing IP cameras to mark attendance by face recognition — no fingerprint readers, no queues, and nothing new at the gate.
Is face-recognition attendance secure and on-premise?
Yes. It runs on the organisation's own secured network, on-premise, so attendance data stays within the premises — proven at government scale for 12,000 staff.
Does it need new hardware?
No. It works on the IP cameras already installed, adding an attendance portal, app and reports on top.