All network communications enforce TLS 1.2+ . For stored data (e.g., biometric templates, ID numbers), the system uses SM4 (a Chinese national encryption standard) to meet data protection regulations such as GB/T 35273.
| | Cons | | :--- | :--- | | Cost-Effective: Typically free or low-cost with hardware purchase; no recurring monthly cloud fees. | Dated UI: Looks and feels like legacy software; lacks modern dashboard visualizations. | | Flexible Rules: Highly configurable for complex overtime, shifts, and holiday policies. | Learning Curve: Requires training to set up shift rules correctly; not intuitive for beginners. | | Offline Capability: Works perfectly on a local LAN without internet dependency. | Mobile Access: Lacks a robust native mobile app for employees to view their own records. | | Hardware Synergy: Seamless compatibility with ZKTeco biometric terminals. | Support: Documentation can be sparse; relies heavily on forums or vendor support for complex issues. | Zktime5.0 Attendance Management System-ver 4.8.7 Build153
Generates daily, monthly, and consolidated attendance reports. All network communications enforce TLS 1
ZKTime5.0’s internal database uses three fundamental tables: | Dated UI: Looks and feels like legacy