Biometric app lock
Fingerprint or face unlock on the phone hides fees, students, and other office data when the app is left in the background.
What this feature does
Fingerprint or face unlock on the phone hides fees, students, and other office data when the app is left in the background. The Flutter app uses the device’s own fingerprint or face reader.
It does not replace the password. It is a second lock on the phone itself, and it is not on the portal, the desktop, or the website.
Biometric app lock is on the Mobile app. It is not on the Web portal, Desktop, and Website.
How it flows
- 1Leave the app
- 2Unlock with fingerprint or face
- 3Office data stays covered
Step by step: how to use it
- 1Leave the app
Switching away from the phone app locks the sensitive screens.
- 2Unlock with fingerprint or face
The device checks the person before fees and student lists show again.
- 3Office data stays covered
A borrowed phone does not show the ledger until it is unlocked.
Quick answers
- What is Biometric app lock?
- Fingerprint or face unlock on the phone hides fees, students, and other office data when the app is left in the background. The Flutter app uses the device’s own fingerprint or face reader. It is part of Sign-in in Paperless Institutes.
- Which apps include Biometric app lock?
- Biometric app lock is on the Mobile app. It is not on the Web portal, Desktop, and Website.
- Who uses Biometric app lock?
- Anyone who leaves the phone app open use Biometric app lock. Fingerprint or face unlock on the phone hides fees, students, and other office data when the app is left in the background.
- How does Biometric app lock work?
- 1. Leave the app. 2. Unlock with fingerprint or face. 3. Office data stays covered.
More in Sign-in
Sign in with email, phone, or roll number and a password. Each app then opens the home screen for that person's role.
Guests sign into the mobile app with a one-time code. The public website also texts a code to confirm a phone number on an inquiry or partner-college form.
Guests can enter with a Google account on the phone. The website uses the same Google sign-in when someone checks out a paid course.