uAttend MN2000 Facial Recognition Time Clock
Description
uAttend MN2000 is a facial recognition time clock designed for use with the uAttend cloud portal subscription. It is used to record employee punches by face scan, with RFID badge/key fob and PIN punch options as backups. Businesses choose this system to cut down on buddy punching, reduce manual time edits, and keep payroll moving with online approvals and exportable reports.
FTC is service-oriented: we focus on helping you transition smoothly from paper time cards or older keypad clocks into a cloud system that managers can access from anywhere. The MN2000 sends punch data to the cloud in real time, so supervisors can catch missed punches, early starts, and exception patterns before the end of the pay period. That typically means fewer corrections on payroll day and cleaner records for wage-and-hour questions.
This model connects via wired Ethernet (LAN) by plugging directly into your router or network switch. uAttend states the monthly subscription is required and includes software upgrades, data storage, and customer support. The portal also supports rules and policies set online and synced to the clock, plus department transfers at the terminal for basic labor allocation.
For multi-location or growing teams, you can add additional uAttend clocks under the same company account so reporting stays centralized. A simple rollout approach is to enroll employees in small groups, post a quick punch procedure sign near the clock, and assign a manager to review exceptions daily for the first two pay periods.
Compatibility / Usage / Key Features
- Wired LAN connection for dependable, always-on cloud posting
- Facial recognition for fast identity verification at the clock
- Backup methods: RFID and PIN for flexibility during enrollment
- Cloud timecards, exceptions, approvals, and reporting dashboard
- Department transfers at the clock for job/department tracking
- Payroll exports to most payroll systems
Support note: setup, software updates, and ongoing technical support are provided by the manufacturer’s U.S.-based support team.
Related Items
- uAttend Cloud Subscription (monthly)
- uAttend RFID Cards / Key Fobs
- Business Router or Network Switch
- Spare Ethernet Cable (CAT6)
FAQ
Q: Will the MN2000 work if my WiFi is weak?
A: Yes. It uses wired Ethernet (LAN), which avoids WiFi coverage problems.
Q: Do employees have to use facial recognition?
A: No. RFID and PIN are available as backup punch options.
Q: Can managers review punches from home or a second office?
A: Yes. The cloud portal is accessible from any internet-connected device.
Q: What is included with the subscription?
A: uAttend includes portal access plus upgrades, storage, and U.S.-based support.
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The uAttend web hosted system charges for the number of people
you have at the peak, during that month cycle.
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Additional Fees:
Certain uAttend features require small additional fees. Accounts with more than two clocks will be assessed a fee of $10/month per additional clock over two in their account. Additional administrators (over one) adds $6/month per administrator. Exports other than the included CSV or ProcessingPoint, adds $5 per month. Available exports include Paychex, ADP, QuickBooks, MAS90, and many, many more. Click HERE to see the list. If it is not already available, uAttend will write the export file you need.
uAttend is constantly adding new features to this system, all updates are FREE.
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UPC: 798304156133
uAttend MN2000 Dimensions and more
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9 to 12VDC. Power supply is include, along with mounting plate
Runs when the internet is down, uploads collected punches when it's restored
The MN2000 is designed to keep collecting employee punches even when the internet connection is interrupted. Time entries are saved within the clock and automatically synchronized after the connection returns, helping prevent missing punches and reducing payroll corrections caused by temporary network issues.