Attendance & Station
Attendance you can stand behind, on a kiosk you can’t lose — biometric at the gate, theft-locked by design.
- Front desk
- Class teachers
- IT
- Head teachers
Gate · this morning
BiometricOne capture feeds the register, the parent alert and the safeguarding view.
Verified on device
Joan Atim
S3 East · Boarder · #S24-4471
Exeat approved
Matron · Sun 4pm
Collector verified
Father · signed QR
Fees cleared
no holds
Face templates never leave the device. The gatekeeper approves nothing — the system does.
What it does
Attendance you can't argue with. Devices you can't lose.
Biometric check-in
Fingerprint or face at the gate, with templates sealed on the device — a PIN narrows to one student, biometrics authenticate.
Theft lockdown
Report a station stolen and it locks instantly, pings its location and goes dark — surviving a reboot.
SMS and USSD fallback
Low-connectivity homes still get attendance alerts and homework over SMS and USSD — no smartphone required.
Roll that flows everywhere
The day’s roll feeds the class register, the parent alert and the safeguarding view from one capture.
How it works
From start to settled, in three beats.
- 1
Enrol
Biometric templates are captured and sealed on the device, with consent recorded on file.
- 2
Check in
A PIN narrows to one student; a fingerprint or face authenticates them at the gate.
- 3
Flow
One crossing feeds the class register, the parent alert and the safeguarding view at once.
Why it’s different
On-campus biometrics and theft-recovery, one kiosk.
A shared tablet at a school gate is a tempting target. The station authenticates with sealed biometric templates and, the moment it’s reported stolen, locks down at boot and reports home — so the device that proves attendance is also the device you can recover.
On-campus biometrics and device theft-recovery on the same managed kiosk.
4 1 9 2
PIN narrows to one student
Biometric authenticates
Templates are sealed on the device. A PIN alone never grants access — the face or fingerprint must match.
Lock
Instant, persists across reboot
Locate
GPS ping reported home
Recover
Covert capture for evidence
The artifact
Lock, locate, recover.
The theft sequence as a calm three-step: an instant remote lock, a GPS ping, and a covert capture — persistent across a reboot so a thief can’t simply restart their way out.
See the station in a walkthrough.
See attendance on your own school’s data in a guided pilot — import, training and a full term of support included.