Connected to the HolyElk cloud software
LAN and Wi-Fi connect the terminal to the software, where attendance, time journals and notices are available in their respective views.
FeaturesHolyElk terminal
NFC/RFID time tracking at the workplace
Employees tap their registered card at the terminal. Clock-in, clock-out and breaks are captured quickly and synchronized with the HolyElk software.
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Tap your card to clock in
Designed for everyday operation
The 7-inch IPS touchscreen has a 1024 × 600 resolution. An offline buffer records entries during network interruptions, with desk or wall placement available.
- 7" IPS touchscreen (1024×600) - clear, fast operation
- NFC/RFID card reader (MIFARE) with fast card recognition
- Offline buffer - keeps booking even if the network drops
- Secure OTA updates, LAN & Wi-Fi, flexible desk or wall placement
Tap a card and create the right entry
The integrated NFC/RFID reader supports MIFARE cards. Registered cards are assigned to employees so entries reach the correct time journal.
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Tap your card
Staff hold their NFC/RFID card to the terminal - captured in under a second.
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Booked automatically
Clock-in, clock-out and breaks are detected and logged cleanly.
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Live in the dashboard
Attendance, balances and exceptions in real time - anywhere.
German servers
The core HolyElk application is hosted in Germany by Hetzner.
SecurityHardware
Hardware & NFC cards
The terminal is optional – the software runs on its own. Order hardware later, right inside the app, if you need it.
Optional add-on · orderable in the app after signup€349one-time · independent of the software plan
Required for card clock-ins
NFC cards for your terminal
Each person needs their own NFC card to clock in by card. Cards arrive pre-registered to your customer account.
1× NFC card8 €8,00 € per card
10× NFC card49 €4,90 € per card
25× NFC card99 €3,96 € per card
50× NFC card179 €3,58 € per card
All prices net, plus 19% VAT.
Plan terminal and software together
Review complete packages with a terminal, registered cards and the first software month.