# Attendance on Desktop

Login as username and Password.

Click on **Check IN** to check in.

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After check in timer will start.

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To check out, click on **check out**.

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To check daily attendance, go to **attendance** app.

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In my attendance, user is able to see their daily attendance.

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If the user is late for check-in, it will show a **late mark**.

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Last updated 24 December 2025


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