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Best-in-class
Telephone Time and Labor Data Collection
Telliris Attend is a time and labor data collection interactive
voice response (IVR) system. It is specifically designed for
time and labor data collection and is pre-integrated with many time
and attendance / workforce management software products. As a
result, it stands head and shoulders above any other
telephone-based time and labor data collection solution.
Telephone-Based Time and Labor Data Collection
Telliris Attend is the only standardized time and labor data
collection IVR product available on the market today. All
other alternatives involve either custom programming or are limited
in capability due to lack of IVR expertise and support.
It's Available in Two Sizes
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Enterprise Series
Telliris Attend Enterprise data collection IVR systems meet the
needs of organizations with 250 to 100,000+ employees.
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Small Business Series
Telliris Attend Small Business is an affordable data collection
solution for small businesses or departments with fewer than 250
employees.
Low Cost of Ownership
IVR is a cost-effective time and
labor data collection solution. It is perfect for situations where
employees are mobile, transient or disbursed geographically.
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Low Deployment Costs
Existing telephones and cell
phones act as data collection terminals. IVR is many times a
lower cost solution compared to installing many traditional time
clocks throughout a campus. It's much less expensive than
equipping a workforce with PDA's for time and labor data
collection in the field.
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Lower Administrative Costs
IVR systems are “badgeless” devices. Administrators
don’t have to issue and track badges or even worse, maintain
expensive handheld PDA devices and their software.
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No Incremental Maintenance Costs
70% of an IT department’s time
is spent maintaining existing infrastructure. IVR leverages
existing telecommunications infrastructure. It eliminates the
incremental maintenance, repair and replacements costs associated
with data collection terminals.
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No Employee Training
IVR technology is pervasive and used in every day life. It
requires no end-user training, users just follow the prompts.
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