Facial recognition attendance compares a live face capture with an enrolled face profile. A production system can combine face matching with liveness checks, attendance rules and offline-safe event storage before synchronizing records to the cloud.
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What is facial recognition attendance?
It is an attendance workflow where an enrolled employee is identified from a live camera capture and a check-in or check-out event is recorded after verification.
How does it work?
The typical flow is enrollment, face detection, quality checks, liveness verification, face matching, attendance-rule evaluation and event storage. A terminal can keep a local queue so attendance remains usable during temporary connectivity failures.
Where does Face Guard fit?
Delight360 Face Guard is designed as a dedicated attendance-terminal experience that can connect facial verification with Delight360 Attendance.
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