Connect your attendance devices in minutes.
The 360PeopleForce ZKTeco Relay is a small Windows service for your office network. It reads your ZKTeco attendance devices and sends every punch to 360PeopleForce securely, without opening any port on your firewall.
Version 2026.10.15 · 32 MB · Windows 10, 11 or Server 2016+ (64-bit)
360PeopleForce ZKTeco Relay
Version 2026.10.15 · released 15 October 2026
ZKTeco devices
Employees punch in and out as usual.
Relay on your network
Reads every device about once a minute.
360PeopleForce
Punches arrive securely within a minute.
360PeopleForce-ZKTecoRelay-Setup.exe
Download · 32 MBSet it up once, then forget about it.
Runs as a Windows service
Starts with Windows, restarts itself after a failure and keeps working while nobody is logged in.
Managed from 360PeopleForce
Devices are added, moved or re-addressed in the console. The relay picks the change up within a minute.
Nothing lost, nothing doubled
It remembers the last punch sent per device, retries when the internet drops, and duplicates are ignored.
Secure by default
Outbound HTTPS only, one revocable key per site, and settings readable only by administrators.
What you need
- A Windows PC or server on the same network as the attendance devices, switched on during working hours
- 64-bit Windows 10, Windows 11 or Windows Server 2016 or newer - nothing else to install
- Administrator rights on that machine for the installation
- Outbound HTTPS (port 443) to the 360PeopleForce API
- Network access from that machine to each device on its SDK port (4370 by default)
Check the file is genuine
In PowerShell, run the command below on the downloaded file. The result must match this SHA-256 exactly.
Get-FileHash .\360PeopleForce-ZKTecoRelay-Setup.exeSHA-256
62466eb669e6685b34f504e4283f5d743fc453719389594014929d3cfa78ad31
Step by step, from device to first punch.
What to prepare in 360PeopleForce, how to set up each device, how to install the relay and how to check that punches are arriving.