Re-register Fingerprint

Re-register Fingerprint

Re-register Fingerprint Overview

The FTx POS system allows employees to register or re-register their fingerprints using the "Re-register Fingerprint" feature. These fingerprints serve as unique digital credentials for biometric authentication, enhancing security, improving accountability, and offering a more convenient, intuitive login experience for employees.

For added protection, fingerprint data is not stored in a traditional, retrievable format, ensuring it cannot be extracted from the system.

This article covers:

  • How to register or re-register a fingerprint.

  • How to log into the POS using the fingerprint option

1. Reaching "Re-register Fingerprint"

  1. Step 1: Log into POS
  2. Step 2: Choose Action

                                Figure 1.0
  1. Step 3: Choose Re-register Fingerprint

                                               Figure 1.1

Notes
To register or re-register your fingerprint, the POS system must be connected to a peripheral device—a fingerprint reader.

2. Understanding the "Re-register Fingerprint" Function

Please refer to Figure 2.1 and the description of the buttons and fields below to understand the "Re-register Fingerprint" function.


                                                        Figure 2.1
  1. Enter the needed credentials: 
    1. Employee ID: Enter the numeric value for employee ID.
    2. Password: Enter the numeric value for the password.
  1. Click on the "Login" button.
  2. The screen will appear as shown in Figure 2.0.

                                                         Figure 2.0
  1. Place your finger on the fingerprint reader and scan four times as instructed in a message displayed in Figure 2.0.

                                                      Figure 2.1
  1. Complete all four rounds of fingerprint scanning as highlighted in Figure 2.1.
  2. Once done, your fingerprint will get automatically saved, and you are now ready to log in using your saved fingerprint.

2.1. Logging into POS Using Fingerprint

Once fingerprints are configured in the system, you can now log into POS as per the below-mentioned steps:


                                                          Figure 2.1.0
  1. Log into POS
  2. Click on the "Use Fingerprint" option.

                                                     Figure 2.1.1
  1. See Figure 2.1.1. The system will ask you to scan your finger via Fingerprint Reader. 

                                                    Figure 2.1.2
  1. Place your finger on the fingerprint reader to scan and verify your fingerprint. 
  2. A successful scan logs you into the POS as if you manually entered your ID and password.
Info
Need a visual walkthrough? Watch the video tutorial here.

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