Biometric technology is a type of access control that uses the unique physical or behavioral characteristics of a person to identify and authenticate them. Some common examples of biometric technology are fingerprint, facial, iris, or voice recognition. Biometric technology offers a high level of security and accuracy, as it is difficult to forge or duplicate someone’s biometric features. It also eliminates the need for guests or staff to carry or remember any keys, cards, or codes, making it more convenient and user-friendly. Biometric devices – a device that eliminates the need for manual methods of attendance management and modernizes this scanning technique using a fingerprint. The biometric attendance system includes a “scanner and biometric data.” Biometric data such as iris face and fingerprints have become digital signatures for the attendance of all employees around the world.