Track Classroom Attendance, Conference Attendance, Residents Attendance,
and More!

RollCaller is an innovative attendance tracking system with many applications. The system includes a portable data collection device (Collector) and powerful database software for generating the attendance reports.

Use the Collector to easily and quickly collect the attendance data. You can either mount the Collector to the wall, or carry it with you. Simply have the attendees swipe their ID cards or key in their ID number to record their attendance. The latest version of the Collector has optional Wi-Fi capability that allows the attendance data to be automatically downloaded via the Web! You can optionally download the attendance data manually via a standard USB cable.

The RollCaller system offers a flexible and convenient way for tracking attendance. The system has been successfully used in several different applications including:

1. Tracking student attendance at classrooms

Do you need to track student attendance in a classroom? Do you need to report on absenteeism and tardiness? If so, forget about spending time at the beginning of each class calling the roll and manually keeping records. Click here to learn how RollCaller will streamline this process for you.

2. Tracking attendance at music rehearsals

Do you offer music classes and need to make sure students are keeping up with their weekly rehearsals? Click here to learn how RollCaller can help you accomplish this task automatically.

3. Tracking residents attendance in hospitals

Do you need to know whether residents are showing up for their training sessions? Click here to learn how to automate this task with RollCaller.

4. Tracking staff attendance of mandatory training sessions

Do you offer training sessions and require your staff and employees to attend? Is the process of tracking those who did not attend taking too much effort? Click here for a solution to this problem.

5. Tracking attendance at conferences

Do you need to track the attendance at your conference sessions? Perhaps you even give Continuing Education Units (CEU) or Professional Development Credits for attending conference sessions. Click here for an easy way to accomplish this.