Network backend for attendance event processing

A backend system designed to receive attendance events transmitted over the network by data collection devices and make them available through simple interfaces for external systems.

System purpose

This backend receives, organizes and stores attendance events as they are transmitted by devices. Data is timestamped centrally when written, and remains accessible independently from the physical devices.

The backend does not calculate payroll, manage work schedules, or interpret labor regulations. It provides raw event data for further processing by external systems.

How it works

Devices send attendance events to the backend as they occur. Events are stored and indexed for access.

External systems can retrieve events via HTTP interfaces, enabling integration with existing backend software.

API access

Attendance events are available through simple HTTP endpoints. This allows backend systems to consume events directly and integrate them into existing workflows.

Attendance data backend interface

Data handling

Attendance events are stored as standardized records. Data can be searched, filtered and exported in formats suitable for further processing.

No local log retrieval is required when using this backend.

Data continuity

Stored events remain accessible even if a device is relocated, replaced or temporarily unavailable.

Communication security

Communication between devices and the backend uses encrypted channels, and access is restricted to authenticated consumers.

Scope reminder

The backend does not perform payroll or HR logic. It serves strictly as a source of attendance event data for integration with external backend systems.