The raw C-Cure card access
data in the historical journal is often not in a format that facilitates efficient
time and attendance reporting. FIS takes the C-Cure data
and processes it into a database which allows advanced
reports to be produced. This processing includes
extraction of personnel fields not included in the
C-Cure enhanced reporting database, and the matching of
in and out transaction. Depending on the requirements,
Sql Server or Microsoft Access is used as the data
repository.
Highlights
Data is "pulled" from C-Cure using Sql
Server DTS, SSIS, or Microsoft Access procedures (based
on requirements)
The data is pulled automatically or on
demand
Once stored in the database, advanced
processing runs to format and prepare the data for
reporting and use by customer systems
Data can be store indefinitely for quick
access, or automatically archived
Reports prepared by FIS can be used and
enhanced by customer technical staff
Access to Sql Server data is lightning
fast. Often reports that take hours in C-Cure take
minutes or seconds using the FIS database
Notes
FIS provides Profession Services which
take our extensive tools and techniques and use them to
fill your requirements - no "shrink-wrap" solutions are
available due to the complexity and configurability of
C-Cure
On-site and remote installation services
are available
We work closely with customer security
and technical staff to provide the best possible
solution
FIS data collection and reporting
software has been used by major customers for over five
years
Support can be provided by contract of
on a time and materials basis
800 Explorer, an apC to iSTAR configuration migration tool, is now
available. See the product page for
details.
Facility Analytics
was recently delivered to a global company (three C-Cure servers) to produce
facility usage reports to assist in facility allocation.
