Synel won the tender over a number of local companies.
 
Synel Industries, a leader in the development and production of total workforce solutions, announced today that through its affiliate – Synel UK and France - it has won a tender for computerized biometric attendance for TEXACO chain of petrol stations in The Netherlands, Belgium and Luxemburg. The bid totals about 150,000 €.

Danny Ferber, Managing Director for Synel UK said: “This very important project will strengthen our position in the European market in retail solutions and in multi-country projects.

For this project Synel will supply and install 140 biometric fingerprint points, which are going to be integrated with Synel’s Harmony system. Harmony is a software platform designed to easily interface with the most advanced Workforce modules for any size organization.

The system answers basic organizational needs in three important areas: access control, time & attendance, and various levels of HR management.”

The new system replaces the old manual system previously used in TEXACO.

The use of the Harmony system in this project will be done through the WEB, and the biometric points, combined with Harmony, will enable TEXACO to achieve better management control of its petrol stations, as well as improve profitability.

Installation in the first ten sites will be completed within a month, and the remainder of the stations will be fully computerized by the end of June this year.

Among the reasons for choosing Synel’s solutions were their technological superiority and high performance, as well as Synel’s technical ability and proficiency for fast implementation of the project.

Some of Synel’s well know customers in the petroleum field include the Israeli companies “Paz”, Delek” “Pi Gliloth”, Ashdod Petrol Refineries, China’s SINOPEC oil refineries, and more.

The TEXACO project adds to Synel’s tens of Harmony projects which are installed and operate successfully around the world.

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