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Lock on, then sign
The camera locks onto a face before they can put their name on the book. The photo is proof of attendance.
Inconstruction · site attendance register
The legal site register, on the gate. The camera locks onto a face and takes a photo as proof of attendance. Today’s book shows who signed in. Nothing to log into at the gate.
No app. Open the site URL at the gate.
Riverside Tower
1 Canada Square, Canary Wharf
Live kiosk
James Okeke
Apex Steel
In 07:12
On sitePriya Shah
Visitor
In 08:04
On siteOn the book
Product
One page per site. People sign themselves in at the gate. The photo is proof they were there. Staff accounts sit on a different subdomain — the book they sign does not ask for a login.
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The camera locks onto a face before they can put their name on the book. The photo is proof of attendance.
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Open the site URL. Name, company, signature. Anyone on the job can sign. Staff accounts sit on a different subdomain.
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Who signed in, and who has signed out. People on price work often will not sign out — they stay on the book, and that is expected.
How it works
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Pick the job from the directory. One page per site. No login.
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Line up, wait for lock, then name, company, signature. In or out.
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The book stays on that URL. Who signed in is on the same page.
Talk to us
The gate is the book — no login to sign. Staff tools live on other domains. The photo is proof of attendance. Tell us how people currently sign on and we will walk you through it.
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The site URL is the book. Name, company, signature. Anyone on the job can sign. No account.
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Accounts, records, and the rest of the toolkit sit on separate domains. They do not mix with the page people sign on.
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The camera locks onto a face, then takes a photo. That is the proof they were on site — not an ID check, not a login.
Walkthrough
Built for principal contractors and the companies they bring in.
Gate, office tools, and how the photo sits on the book. We will show you the page they would use on site.