Count Me In, a biometric software developer of business solutions, now offers its latest contraption to make sure workers, associates, and other general underlings stick to their schedules every minute of their shifts. The Timecard Monitor is an award-winning software program that vouchsafes employee attendance by utilizing recognition technology. A digital sensor that looks like a mouse reads the fingerprints of employees when they clock in or out. This device was created to conclude the old systems of rounded-up hours and to prevent coworkers from punching in and out for one another.

Fraudulent time reporting is now a thing of the past (unless an employee somehow obtains a phony fingerprint adhesive as imagined in the James Bond film Diamonds Are Forever). Employers may now feel absolutely secure in amassing accurate accounting of hours worked. The Timecard Monitor software also works with QuickBooks and other payroll and accounting software, which will reduce errors that cost time and money.

You don't have to deal with the hassle of adding hours, conversions, or reentering data into different programs anymore. From fingerprint to paycheck, this is one task that will be simplified once and for all. Your workers will produce more by being more responsible for their clocking actions. You will also find significant reductions in overtime and overhead expenditures.

The Timecard Monitor is convenient even for those employers who pay little attention to computer use. Just install the CDs, set up the system, and enroll your employees by simply clicking a series of boxes. Enter the names of your employees and ask them to tap their fingers six times. When the enrollment is complete, employees only have to tap the fingerprint sensor twice to punch in or out.

The Timecard Monitor has been reviewed in The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, the Chicago Tribune, and the Chicago Sun-Times and on Fox News. It was a finalist for the 2005 CODiE Award and won the BiometriTech 2003 Best of Show and 2002 Product of the Year as well as the 2004 Priority Magazine BEST Small Business Technology awards.

The Lite Edition sells for $299.99 and will track hours for up to 50 employees. The Lite+ Edition sells for $349.99 and comes with a scheduling function that will let you know when your employees stray from their schedules.

For more information or to purchase, visit www.countmeinllc.com.

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