All charges are applied per device — regardless of whether multiple devices share the same server, the same local machine, or the same hybrid connector installation. 1. API Activation & Yearly License — required for every device Every biometric device communicating through our gateway requires an active API. This involves two distinct charges. API Activation…
When a biometric attendance device consistently shows an offline status despite a stable internet connection, there are two primary areas to investigate: Addressing these issues involves a systematic approach to determine whether the cause is related to the device or the network, thereby enabling effective resolution of connectivity problems. This kind of targeted troubleshooting is…
When experiencing issues with a biometric device that restarts repeatedly, it is important to first assess the power supply, as it is a common culprit. The power adapter used must meet specific current ratings to ensure stable operation of the device. For standard attendance machines, a 12V-2A adapter is typically recommended, which provides sufficient power…
Company Overview Cams Biometrics is a prominent Indian company specializing in cutting-edge biometric attendance and access control solutions. They provide advanced systems for time attendance, access control, visitor management, and more, leveraging state-of-the-art biometric technologies like fingerprint, facial recognition, and iris recognition. Key Differentiator: Cams is the only provider offering a pure web API integration…
Setting up the API integration with your biometric machine for the first time is a crucial step to ensure seamless communication between your device and your server. This guide provides a comprehensive, step-by-step walkthrough to configure the server endpoint, link your biometric machine to the API, and validate the data flow. Whether you’re a developer…
Before pushing your integration to production, you can test Cams API callbacks directly on your development machine using a tunneling tool. This guide walks you through a step-by-step setup. Why you need a tunnel Callback and webhook requests originate from the Cams platform over the internet. A local application running on your machine cannot receive…
Managing 50, 100, or 500 biometric devices has always been a dashboard marathon – login, scroll, filter, check logs, repeat. For partners handling multiple client accounts, it’s even worse. That changes today. With our new MCP (Model Context Protocol) integration, clients and partners can now monitor devices from anywhere using any AI assistant, without even…
Connecting a biometric attendance device to any software platform — whether it is an ERP, HRMS, payroll system, access control application, or a custom built platform — requires communication through the Cams Biometrics Web API. Before deployment, you need to understand two things: how your device communicates, and what charges apply. How Device Communication Works…
Introduction In today’s fast-paced environments, canteen management requires efficiency, security, and real-time responsiveness. Cams Biometrics revolutionizes canteen operations with its Web API, seamlessly integrating user data and food selection processes in real-time. This article explores how the Cams Biometrics Web API enhances the CAN10 Canteen Token Management System, providing a robust solution for automated food…
Introduction Managing biometric access for employees across multiple branches is a common challenge for enterprises. When employees are temporarily transferred to another location, most biometric systems require them to be re-enrolled, causing inefficiencies and administrative burden. Cams Biometrics addresses this issue with its two-way API communication, allowing employee data to be pushed to specific devices,…
