Cloud does not replace the local workflow.
Recognition, consent checks, attendance capture, and biometric storage stay on the desktop where people actually use Facenox.
Facenox Cloud gives teams one place to connect desktops, check device status, and review shared reports. Face matching and biometric processing still stay on the desktop app.
Recognition, consent checks, attendance capture, and biometric storage stay on the desktop where people actually use Facenox.
Connect desktops to a workspace, review sync health, export reports, and track admin changes across your team.
Add desktops to a workspace and assign them to a site without sharing full admin access on every machine.
Check whether devices are reporting, when the last successful sync arrived, and which ones need attention.
See attendance across groups, sessions, and locations without flattening everything into one list.
Track cloud-side changes and sync events so teams can see what happened and when.
Cloud starts to matter once attendance needs to span multiple computers, locations, or admin users.
Cloud becomes useful once reports and device status need to cover more than one computer or site.
Admins can see whether devices are still reporting without visiting every location in person.
Teams that need exports, admin history, and shared views get that without changing how desktop capture works.
Sign in, create your organization, and set up the first site for your team.
Create a short-lived code in Cloud for the site you want to connect next.
Open Cloud Beta settings in Facenox Desktop, paste the code, and connect. The hosted beta build already knows the default cloud address.
Run the first snapshot sync so devices, reports, and sync status start appearing in the workspace.
Facenox Cloud is for teams already using Facenox Desktop and ready to add shared reports, device status, and admin tools across multiple computers.
Sign in to manage your workspace, connect devices, and review reports, sync status, and admin history.