Sesame Wall 3.0
- How do I download Sesame Wall 3.0?
- How is the initial interface of Wall 3.0?
- How do I set up a fixed clock in/out device?
- What’s included in the previous configurations of Sesame Wall 3.0?
- How can employees access Sesame Wall 3.0?
- How to clock in/out using Sesame Wall 3.0?
- What other clock in/out alternatives can I set up in Sesame Wall 3.0?
- What should you keep in mind for offline clock in/out in Wall 3.0?
- Can I choose which clock in/out methods I enable for Wall 3 on tablets?
- What technical specifications must a device meet to install Sesame Wall 3.0?
- How does NFC card clock in/out work in Sesame Wall 3.0?
- What should I keep in mind when configuring the flash so my team can clock in/out with facial recognition correctly?
- What should I keep in mind about configuring facial recognition accuracy so my team can clock in/out their time correctly?
- How can I fix clock in/out errors on the tablet with Sesame Wall 3.0?
- How do I link groups and clock in/out types to a tablet device?
What should I keep in mind when configuring the flash so my team can clock in/out with facial recognition correctly?
When setting up the flash, there are several considerations to ensure its use is effective and that no issues occur when clocking in/out through facial recognition.
- The activation switch is available in the Configuration section.
- Once this switch is activated or deactivated, it will remain in that state until it is changed again.
- It can also be activated or deactivated from the facial recognition screen, in the top right corner. For example, if an employee needs it at the moment of clocking in (that is, if it’s not active, it won’t appear by default, but if the employee sees that they need it, they can activate it on the spot to take the photo).
By default, the flash feature is deactivated, and it is recommended to enable it only in environments with very low light to improve facial recognition accuracy.
If the flash icon (the lightning bolt) appears crossed out, it means the feature is deactivated; when the icon is not crossed out, the feature is active.
