Third Party Attendance System Integration with Oracle Payroll

Hi,
How to integrate Third Party Attendance System like Bio-Metric System with Oracle Payroll. Please help me in this regard.
Thanks in Advance,

user644268,
Depends on your exact requirements whether this attendance system is for the absense capture or work time logging. You need to be specific when putting up a scenario.
--Shiv

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Edie wrote:
> However, due to our business requirements, we still need pursue a POS systems ( Macros Retail, Wincor Nixdorf etc etc ) that can integrate back to the backend SAP Retail.
>
> Am wondering any gurus here that has the experience o ifmplementing SAP retail with 3rd party POS system
> integration and if yes, any direct recommendation.
>
> My apologies on this but can you further elaborate on the SAP Enterprise POS. How does it works and whether it's another application with full POS functionality that SAP offers ?
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> PS : Does SAP retail publish a list of POS vendors that can support SAP integration via "out-of-box" method ?
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>
Edie wrote:
> However, due to our business requirements, we still need pursue a POS systems ( Macros Retail, Wincor Nixdorf etc etc ) that can integrate back to the backend SAP Retail.
>
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