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Effortless Fingerprint Software Integration Without the SDK
Eliminate Passwords, Barcodes, and PINs, with NO DEVELOPMENT
REQUIRED
Interface a robust fingerprint identification system with any existing software for added security and convenience. |
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biometrics software system that can be instantly added (“snapped-on”) to any
third party or internally developed software package, without any
development work.
Save Money by Eliminating Buddy Punching
One of the most popular uses of Bio-SnapON™ is to add fingerprint biometrics
to PC-based workforce management software to eliminate the costs
associated with "buddy punching." When Bio-SnapON™ is
interfaced with time and attendance software, employees must scan
their fingerprint on a USB fingerprint reader
to clock in and out.
How big are the savings? Use our biometric time clock ROI
calculator to find out how much money you can save by leveraging our
Bio-SnapON™ fingerprint software to record employee
time data. Also, visit our workforce management integrators
page to see a list of some software companies that are offering
Bio-SnapON™ to their customers.
Biometric technology is permeating the
commercial marketplace at an astounding rate. A fingerprint
biometrics software system can be used in the marketplace in several
different ways. For example, our fingerprint software can be used to
complement or replace any external barcode or magstripe device with
fingerprint biometrics, to substitute fingerprint for an
application user name and password, or to store fingerprint data on
a smart card.
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Without Bio-SnapON (the Manual Process)The host application (such as time and attendance software) uses some kind of manual input mechanism with a unique credential to
identify the user. In this case, the input mechanism is a user name and password. This mechanism could also be something like a
barcode/magstripe ID card or PIN. This process is not only
inefficient, but also carries the risk that the credential could
be easily lost or stolen.
With Bio-SnapON (Using Fingerprint ID)
To replace the manual input mechanism with fingerprint identification:
1. Install Bio-SnapON and have the user scan his/her
fingerprint 3 times consecutively. The user's unique credential
will be stored with the fingerprint template.
2. After the user has been
enrolled, he/she simply scans a single fingerprint to be
identified.
3. After a user's fingerprint is scanned, the Bio-SnapON engine matches the
print and sends the associated credential to the host software. The host software then performs the appropriate action, such as
clocking the user in or out.
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Pop-Up Notification Window
Administrators have the option of showing a pop-up window above
the system tray after each fingerprint scan. If this
option is enabled, a message will appear indicating whether or
not the user was successfully identified.
Visual Feedback Mechanism
When new users are enrolled into the system, a dialog box shows
the actual fingerprint image. An image quality scale also
provides feedback to ensure that high quality data is being fed
into the fingerprint software. The visual feedback
mechanism can also be displayed during subsequent fingerprint
identification attempts, or it can be kept hidden.
Comprehensive Administrative Console
Administrators can configure the Bio-SnapON system settings
through an intuitive console. Bio-SnapON offers a
full-featured set of administrative controls allowing for
capabilities such as: LAN/WAN configuration, multi-scan
enrollment/identification, choice of three interface protocols,
identification log, advanced keyboard settings, appearance
customization, and security.
Multi-Application Communication (SSO
Lite)
Unlike competing products, Bio-SnapON allows you to store
multiple ID credentials and application configurations
under a single fingerprint template and user account. This
means that users can enroll different passwords, PINs, etc.
under a single fingerprint, but associate them to individual
applications.
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Fingerprint biometrics is being used in a wide variety of industries for many different purposes. Here are a few examples:
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Control payroll accuracy and transaction overrides by requiring employees to login with a fingerprint scan. |
| Schools: |
Interface with lunch line POS, library, and SIS software to create efficiencies , increase revenue, and protect student interests. |
Workforce Management: |
More accurately manage employees and save up to 4% of annual gross payroll budgets by eliminating “buddy punching” into
PC-based time clock software. |
Check Cashing: |
Reduce fraud and protect assets with customer fingerprint authentication within check cashing software.
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Membership Management: |
Member-based establishments (e.g. fitness clubs) can increase profitability, improve convenience, and eliminate problems with lost or stolen ID cards.
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Server Requirements
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Memory |
512
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Hard Disk |
200 MB minimum |
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CPU |
1 GHz Pentium (or equivalent) minimum |
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Operating System |
Windows 2000, XP, Vista, 2003 |
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Client Requirements
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Memory |
256
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Hard Disk |
30 MB minimum |
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CPU |
500 GHz Pentium (or equivalent) minimum |
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Operating System |
Windows
98SE, ME, 2000, XP, 2003, Vista |
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:: Customer Success |
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“Bio-SnapON provided exactly what we needed. We were
able to instantly add biometric features to our application,
providing our clients with a more secure and efficient way to
authenticate employees.”
Ian Sexton, President
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Trial Version |
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Trial Version Available!
Test a limited version of Bio-SnapON, free for 30 days.
See for yourself how simple it is to add fingerprint
recognition to any third party software.
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:: System Benefits |
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More secure and efficient than ID cards or PINs |
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No software development is required |
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Increase profitability by eliminating "buddy punching" |
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Eliminate problems caused by lost or stolen cards |
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Protect confidential user information |
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Secure manager approvals or transaction overrides |
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No one can forget their fingerprint! |
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