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QR Staff Attendance System for Small Businesses

Use scannable staff QR badges for check-in, check-out and attendance reporting.

A simpler way to mark attendance — Select the scan mode, use a staff QR badge and review attendance records.
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A simpler way to mark attendance

Select the scan mode, use a staff QR badge and review attendance records.

What this solves

A simpler way to manage qr attendance

Paper registers create avoidable effort at opening, shift changes and daily staff reviews.

A manager sets up employees and prints scannable badges. Employees scan their badges through the supported attendance kiosk; separate Check In, Check Out and Smart modes help match the attendance process to the business.

  • Employee-specific scannable QR badges
  • Check In, Check Out and Smart scanning modes
  • Attendance dashboard and reports
  • Manual checkout by the manager
Actual attendance scanner showing Check In, Check Out and Smart modes.
Actual attendance scanner showing Check In, Check Out and Smart modes. View full image ↗

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Your next steps

How it works

Add employees and print their badges.

Open the attendance scanning page and select the scanning mode.

Scan at arrival and departure, then review records.

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Straight answers

Frequently asked questions

Do staff need their own login?

The supported QR attendance flow uses badges and a manager-configured scanning station.

What if somebody forgets to check out?

A manager can manually check out an employee who remains checked in.

Will an old revoked badge work?

Revoked badge credentials are rejected.

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