5 Questions That Reveal Frontline Login Friction
A 145-word diagnostic video posing five questions: can frontline teams log in without typing, reach shared devices instantly, log in wearing gloves or PPE, meet MFA compliance, and reset passwords without IT? A single no signals hidden authentication friction. Positions passwordless as the fix for reset time and shared-credential risk.
Time Clock for Workday: Clock-In, Breaks and Punch Sync
The Workday-specific time clock: face, badge scan, QR and NFC on standard tablets, writing every punch, break and clock-out back to Workday. Privacy is the differentiator - face vectors instead of stored images, customer-managed encryption keys, and consent management that handles non-consenting users. Sub-one-second auth, liveness detection, badge fallback. Scales to millions of daily requests.
Time Clock for ADP: Face, Badge and QR Clock-In
OLOID is an ADP Marketplace Gold Partner. This 71-second video shows a facial-recognition time clock for ADP: face, badge tap or QR scan on off-the-shelf tablets, 100% software with no custom hardware. Liveness detection stops payroll leakage from time theft. Sub-one-second recognition, offline operation, and integration with ADP Workforce Now and Enterprise eTIME.
Why Passwordless Fails 80 Million Frontline Workers
Argues existing passwordless products were built for knowledge workers and miss 80 million US frontline workers. Covers three problems: shared-device login by face or RFID plus presence detection that secures a session when the user steps away; onboarding at 168% turnover using existing joining photos or badges; and MFA without phones. Names Tyson Foods, Flex, Honeywell.
Tablet-Based Time Clock: Clock In With Face or Badge
A 100% software time clock on off-the-shelf tablets, using facial authentication, badge tap, QR scan or NFC. Sub-one-second recognition cuts shift-change congestion and it keeps working offline through internet or power outages. Liveness detection defeats photo and video spoofing, eliminating buddy clocking. Auto-syncs to HRIS with self or supervisor enrollment and consent capture.
How Passwordless Login and MFA Work on Shared Devices
Explains why frontline authentication differs from knowledge-worker authentication: shared terminals, shared credentials, no personal mobile, impractical typing. FIDO ties one user to one device; hardware passkeys cost too much for high-churn workforces. OLOID offers face, badge, QR, NFC and PIN plus deviceless MFA, with HRIS/SSO/PACS integration automating onboarding. Claims $10M+ annual savings.
Integration Workflows: No-Code Automation for Physical Access
OLOID Workflows is a low-code/no-code platform that automates physical access processes across existing infrastructure. Pre-built connectors (120+) and a drag-and-drop logic builder replace custom development. SOC 2 Type 2 compliant; deploys cloud or on-premises with no inbound firewall ports. Covers incident management, user onboarding, PACS sync and credential lifecycle.
Merging Physical and Digital Identity Across 100+ Factories
Flex's CISO explains the scale problem: 170,000 people, 30+ countries, 100+ factories, and deskless workers needing secure access to more information. With Okta as a long-standing partner, Flex merged knowledge-worker digital identity and physical identity into one. Facial recognition on kiosks now opens payslips and information, cutting password resets and administrative work.
Why 70% of Tyson's Frontline Weren't Using Okta
Tyson Foods describes a frontline where 70% of team members hadn't used Okta in the past year, and where teaching password complexity raised the bar even for ESL training. They evaluated one-time passwords, YubiKeys and an Amazon Rekognition POC before OLOID. Face login now gives team members access to paychecks and benefits, and to job instructions on plant-floor tablets where personal devices aren't allowed for food safety.