Biometric Attendance Systems Kenya
Fingerprint and facial recognition clock-in for Kenyan employers — accurate time records, multi-branch support, and reporting HR can actually use for payroll.
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Qyvea Limited installs biometric attendance systems for Kenyan employers across sectors — offices, factories, schools, clinics, retail chains and NGOs. The system records when each employee clocks in and out, whether at a single site or across multiple branches, and gives HR the data in a format that can feed into payroll.
High-speed fingerprint reader. Anti-spoofing sensors prevent buddy-punching. Best for factories, warehouses and large staff pools.
Touchless clock-in for hygiene-sensitive or high-traffic environments. Works with mask detection where required.
RFID card or PIN clock-in for sites where biometrics is not practical (guests, contractors, temporary staff).
Terminals that combine fingerprint + card, or face + PIN, for higher-assurance attendance and door access.
For field teams and remote staff, where GPS-tagged mobile clock-in feeds the same HR dashboard.
One terminal handles both door access and attendance, so staff are recorded when they physically enter a building.
Each branch has its own attendance terminal. Terminals store records locally, then sync to a central server or cloud account whenever the branch network is up. That means:
We count doors, headcount, shifts and branches, and confirm what HR needs to export.
Terminal model, mounting, network path, licensing and reporting are itemised.
Terminals are mounted, wired and connected to the central system.
Employees are enrolled and HR is trained on running and exporting reports.
A biometric attendance system uses a fingerprint, face or card reader to record when an employee clocks in and out. It replaces paper sign-in books and manual registers, and gives the employer accurate time records for payroll.
Yes. Qyvea installs attendance terminals at each branch and links them to a central management system, so HR sees all staff records in one place, no matter which location they clocked in at.
Yes. Attendance data can be exported in CSV or Excel format, and can be linked to common payroll systems through a structured export. Qyvea advises on the export format HR needs before installation.
Attendance terminals store records locally on the device. When the network is available, the terminal syncs to the central system. This means clock-ins are not lost during internet or power outages.
Cost depends on the number of terminals, employee headcount, whether multiple branches are involved, and whether the system needs payroll integration. Qyvea provides a free site survey and itemised quote.
Yes. Qyvea is a Nairobi-based, delivery-only supplier, and installs across Kenya including Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret, Thika, Ruiru and Kiambu.
An employee checks in on a ZKTeco fingerprint attendance terminal: finger on the reader, match, and a Check-In recorded with the date and time.
Free site walk-through and itemised quote. We can usually schedule within the same week.
Fingerprint and facial recognition for door access.
Shift, overtime and leave tracking.
Door access control for offices and commercial premises.
Combine attendance data with access control and payroll systems.
See how a fingerprint time attendance system fits your industry or business size, from malls and farms to clinics, plants and offices. Setting up a ZKTeco terminal? Follow the K40 Pro and ZKBio Time.Net guide or browse all K40 guides.