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PORTIR is an enterprise on-site management system from the Serbian-speaking market that combines attendance tracking, access control, and energy-saving power management into a single device and web platform. It is designed for offices, construction sites, and multi-location businesses, with an emphasis on “no server and no additional infrastructure required.” Employees can clock in with a TAG key or card, or submit check-ins from field or work-from-home locations via the mobile app.
For attendance management, PORTIR automatically records arrivals and departures, calculates working hours and overtime, and supports flexible working hours. Administrators can view daily/monthly reports and visual statistics. Mobile check-ins can be approved or rejected by a supervisor, with changes recorded in real time. For access control, the system can connect to relays and electronic locks, allowing doors to be opened with a TAG while keeping a log of every entry. For energy savings, smart sockets and switches can be turned off automatically after the last employee leaves. In multi-location scenarios, its API can aggregate data from different sites into HR, ERP, or payroll systems, reducing duplicate data entry. The construction-site version offers an IP65+ waterproof enclosure, a mobile network modem, and a 24-hour battery, making it suitable for locations without stable power or network connectivity.
The official website does not publish specific pricing and uses a quote-based model. Starter is aimed at small teams and single locations, including 1 device, unlimited employees, the web app, reports, and email support. Pro is designed for multi-location and advanced requirements, adding multiple devices, HR/ERP API access, a centralized view, priority technical support, custom reports, and analytics. No free plan or trial information was found.
PORTIR’s strengths are its tight integration of hardware with SaaS workflows, covering three scenarios that are often handled separately: attendance, access control, and energy savings. Setup appears straightforward, and it supports both multi-site operations and the special conditions of construction sites. The limitations are that there is limited disclosure around security compliance, encryption, granular permissions, and data retention; third-party integrations are described only in terms of APIs and system categories, without naming specific vendors; and pricing is not transparent. It is best suited for small and midsize businesses, construction contractors, and multi-branch operations teams that want to replace paper-based attendance, physical keys, and manual data consolidation.
The official website does not clarify access from China, payment options, or local delivery capabilities. Cross-border purchase of dedicated hardware, after-sales support, and network connectivity all require further confirmation. Chinese companies primarily focused on attendance tracking may want to evaluate DingTalk, WeCom, Woqutech, and similar tools first. If access control and energy management are also involved, they should consider integration solutions combining local access-control/building automation vendors with HR systems.
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