About us

Procom Enterprises and WorkTimeClock present the best of Access control, Time and Attendance solutions as well as Personal Identification. We provide you with detailed information in place, expert evaluation of your needs and we are ready to suggest the optimum options for you to select from. We deliver best of advantages technology can suggest tested and analyzed.

Access Control - WorkTimeClock Recognition Systems brings the true security and convenience of biometric technology easily within reach of most access control applications. The HandKey® II utilizes field-proven hand geometry technology that verifies an authorized person in less than one second.

The benefits of biometric security were once reserved for high-security applications, but the HandKey II changes that. Tens of thousands of HandKeys are already installed in applications that range from health clubs and day care centers to laboratories and prisons. Its ease of use and reliability has made the HandKey the biometric standard for the access control industry. The lower cost of the HandKey II now makes the choice even easier.

Time & Attendance - WorkTimeClock Recognition Systems now brings the accuracy and convenience of biometric technology easily within reach of most time and attendance applications. In operations that range from coalmines to clean rooms, HandReaders have proven to be a practical and precise solution.

Beyond a simple time clock, the HandPunch® 1000 brings an enterprise solution for small companies, as well as, for companies that have small, multiple locations and minimal supervision. The HandPunch 2000 and 3000 provide definable data management keys that allow data collection when employees punch. The HandPunch 4000 lets you tailor the system to meet your precise needs. The systems transmit data to the time and attendance host PC through a variety of options, depending on the model.

Personal Identification - This is a project-oriented market. The HandKey is used as a means to positively identify a person holding a transaction card, driver’s license, national ID card, passport, Visa, or other documents. Current installations by Recognition Systems are in place at the Immigration and Naturalization INSPASS stations at JFK, Newark and Toronto airports; as well as in the Food Services systems at the University of Georgia. Banks, both domestic and international, are looking into this approach as a way to put a person’s bank account on a memory card. Programs are also being planned for biometric identification and verification of government benefits recipients.