Kenyans Ask, part 8 · Access control
Fingerprint or card access: which is better?
A 47-second answer from Qyvea Limited, Nairobi. Watch it here, read the short summary below, or message us for advice.
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Fingerprints cannot be lent or lost. Cards and PINs are fast, but they get shared. Biometrics also give you entry records, automatic attendance reports and one-tap control. They suit offices, schools, estates and warehouses.
Fingerprints cannot be shared or lost, and they give you a reliable record of who entered. Cards are quick but can be lent to someone else.
Offices, schools, estates and warehouses.