VeridFace - IoT Device Monitoring System
A web dashboard for monitoring and managing IoT face recognition devices, built for an international client in Brunei. It powers attendance tracking and event check-in from a single interface
Project Details
Role
Frontend Developer
Skills & Technologies
Key Highlights
- •Built a real-time dashboard showing active devices, daily attendance, top employee, attendance trends, and live access logs.
- •Connected the web app to face recognition devices through a REST API for monitoring, configuration, and remote unlock.
- •Developed device management: register, edit, and delete devices, configure network settings (Ethernet/Wi-Fi, static/dynamic IP), and query per-device permissions.
- •Developed user and personnel management with face, card, and password credentials, plus import and export of user data.
- •Implemented attendance and event check-in features, access permission groups, visitor invitations, and access logs.
- •Added authentication with protected routes and a responsive layout for desktop and mobile.
About This Project
VerifIDFace is a management dashboard for a face recognition system built on IoT devices. The devices are installed on-site, and the web app is the control center that connects to them. Administrators use it to see which devices are online, review who accessed what and when, and manage the people allowed to use the system.
The devices serve two main purposes: employee attendance and event attendance. For attendance, the dashboard summarizes daily check-ins and shows trends over time. For events, it lets organizers manage visitors and permissions and follow check-ins as they happen.
I built the frontend as a modular React application, organized by feature (dashboard, device, user, attendance, permission, visitor, and log). It uses reusable components and hooks for modals, filters, and selection. Data flows through a dedicated API layer that talks to the backend, and the interface is responsive so administrators can monitor devices from any screen size.
The project was delivered for a client in Brunei, which meant building an interface that is clear and easy to operate for non-technical administrators.