Mon 8 Feb 2010
Celerant Technology Offers Biometric Fingerprint Technology to Increase ROI
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Released on: February 08, 2010, 3:53 am
Author: Celerant Tech
Industry: Software
Celerant Partners with DigitalPersona to Decrease Fraud and Increase Accountability
Staten Island, NY (February 8, 2010) – Celerant Technology, a leader in the retail software industry, recently integrated the use of biometric fingerprint readers into their complete point of sale software, and partnered with DigitalPersona to provide the cost effective devices.
“At Celerant we are continuously implementing new technology to enable our clients to more efficiently manage their retail operations and increase productivity,” stated Ian Goldman, Celerant President and CEO. “The integration of biometric login and punch clock into the Celerant POS allows store managers to track workflow, eliminate time theft and reduce fraudulent transactions, ultimately increasing ROI and boosting productivity.”
The biometric fingerprint readers supply a cost-effective approach for addressing payroll theft and point of sale shrink. They aid in dramatically reducing time and attendance fraud, promoting adherence to corporate policies for voids and overrides, and simplifying compliance to company regulations.
“Six months ago, we implemented our biometric fingerprint reader at every register in all of our stores and it has proven to be a phenomenal tool” said Steve Patten, Director of IT for The Alpine Shop. “It has given us more control over employee activity and enables us to audit trail every sale by sales person. The fingerprint reader has been a real timesaver at the register and works very well with Celerant. It works flawlessly to tie our employees to each sale, ensuring that every discount, return, and gift card transaction is accounted for. In the future we also plan to use it beyond the point of sale to easily track staff schedules as well.”
