Verath Attend is in early access with selected businesses. Talk to sales to join. Features marked as coming soon reflect our design intent and may change.
Why it matters
Paper registers and shared cards are easy to game.
Buddy punching, signing in for an absent colleague, and ghost workers on the payroll cost Nigerian employers money every month. Paper registers and sign-in sheets don’t prove who was actually there.
Verath Attend ties every clock-in to a face check against the worker’s verified identity, so a shift is only counted when the right person was really on site.
How it works
How Verath Attend works
- 1
Add your sites and workers
Set up each site and invite workers who have already confirmed who they are with Verath Verify.
- 2
Workers agree
Each worker sees what Verath Attend records and agrees before their first clock-in.
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Clock in with a face check
On their own phone, or on a shared tablet at the site for workers without a smartphone.
- 4
Review and pay
Supervisors see who was on time, late or absent, review anything unusual, and export the day to Excel or send it to payroll.
Features
What’s included
Face-checked clock-ins
Each clock-in and clock-out is matched to the worker’s own verified face.
Site check
Phone clock-ins confirm the worker is at the site. Anything unusual is flagged for review, not silently counted.
Kiosk mode
One shared tablet per site, so workers without a smartphone can clock in too.
Shifts and the day report
On time, late, absent, left early and hours worked, for each shift, with an Excel export.
Supervisor review
Accept or reject flagged clock-ins, with a note, and keep a clear record of every decision.
Payroll and HR integration
Webhooks and an attendance API send each counted clock-in to your HR or payroll system, matched to your own staff IDs.
Daily supervisor email
Coming soonYesterday’s lateness and absences in the inbox each morning, for supervisors who opt in.
Workers see their own records
Every worker can see their own clock-ins, so disagreements are settled with facts.
Who it’s for
Designed for real Nigerian identity journeys
Security and facility firms
Guards and cleaners spread across many client sites.
Farms and factories
Shift workers who share a kiosk at the gate.
Retail and hospitality
Branch staff on rotating shifts.
Schools, clinics and public bodies
Fewer ghost workers on the payroll.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Do workers need a smartphone?
No. Workers with a smartphone can clock in on their own phone. Everyone else can use a shared tablet at the site in kiosk mode.
Is a worker’s face stored by the employer?
No. The employer sees whether each clock-in matched, not the worker’s identity record or face images.
Do workers have to agree?
Yes. Each worker is told what is recorded and agrees before their first clock-in, and can see their own records.
Can it connect to our payroll or HR system?
Yes. Verath Attend can send each clock-in to your system as it happens, or your system can fetch attendance for a period. Each record carries your own reference for the worker.
How do we get started?
Verath Attend is in early access with selected businesses. Talk to our sales team and we’ll set you up.
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