Public product showcase and documentation

Simple BioTrack guides for real HR work.

This site is built to answer the questions users actually ask while working: how to check attendance, find missing scans, sync employees, assign shifts, and export reports. The language is practical, the paths are task-based, and the deeper technical reference is still available when needed.

Start with the docs First-time user guide

For HR Daily answers without technical clutter.

For managers Attendance visibility, exports, and reporting paths.

For internal teams Technical Reference for setup, logs, and recovery.

Start from a real task

The fastest way to use this site is to start from what you are trying to do, not from a feature name.

Start here

Understand what BioTrack does, what you need before first use, and how to get comfortable with the app quickly.

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Check attendance

See who is present, late, absent, or still missing a scan for the day. Move between single-day and date-range views without guesswork.

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Manage employees

Sync staff from the biometric device, spot records that need review, and assign shifts when attendance needs clearer rules.

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Run reports

Generate monthly attendance, absentee, and late-arrival reports, then export the results for payroll, review, or sharing.

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What makes this documentation useful

The site is written to reduce support dependency, especially for common HR workflows.

What can HR do without technical help?

Most everyday work: checking the dashboard, confirming attendance, syncing employees, assigning shifts, and exporting reports.

Follow task-based guides
Use plain-language explanations
Find quick answers to common questions

What is hidden deeper?

Device setup, listener configuration, logs, backups, and diagnostics are documented, but intentionally separated from the main HR flow.

Technical Reference stays available
Useful for internal setup teams
Not the default path for new users

Technical Reference

These pages are public, but they are intentionally positioned as secondary reference material for setup and support work.

Device configuration

Reference for the setup wizard, device discovery, connection testing, listener registration, and event verification.

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Diagnostics and logs

Reference for service status, device connection checks, restart behavior, logs, backups, and restore workflows.

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