ZKTeco Horus H1 Mobile Time Attendance Terminal in Dubai, UAE
A rugged Android handheld terminal for recording employee attendance with face recognition, optional fingerprint, NFC, QR or barcode workflows across mobile and outdoor work environments.
The Horus H1 is designed for organizations that cannot depend on one fixed attendance point. GPS, Wi-Fi, 3G/4G and Bluetooth give supervisors several ways to capture and synchronize attendance while moving between sites. FourTeck can help buyers confirm the correct biometric option, software fit, mobile-network requirements and deployment plan before purchase.
Portable Attendance Capture for Workforces That Move
The Horus H1 solves a simple operational problem: many employees do not begin or end their workday beside a fixed attendance terminal. Construction crews may enter through temporary gates, industrial teams may report across large compounds, supervisors may move between project areas, and field personnel may assemble at changing locations. A handheld terminal gives an authorized operator a practical way to bring attendance capture to the workforce rather than forcing the workforce to queue at one wall-mounted device.
This model combines several identity methods in one rugged portable device. Face recognition is built in, while fingerprint verification is an optional hardware capability that should be confirmed when ordering. NFC can support compatible card-based workflows, and the integrated cameras can support QR and barcode scanning. That combination matters when a business has mixed credential requirements, wants a fallback method for particular teams, or needs to move gradually from cards toward biometric attendance without replacing every workflow at once.
Connectivity is equally important in a mobile attendance terminal. The device supports dual-band Wi-Fi, 3G/4G mobile communication, Bluetooth and an embedded GPS/A-GPS solution with GLONASS support. In practical terms, an attendance supervisor can operate where a wired LAN is unavailable, while GPS data can help support location-aware attendance processes. Mobile coverage, SIM provisioning, data policy and software integration still need to be planned; the presence of 4G hardware does not remove the need to check local carrier compatibility and the customer’s network environment.
The platform runs Android 10.0 on a 64-bit octa-core Cortex-A53 processor at 2.0GHz, with 4GB RAM, 64GB internal storage and MicroSD expansion up to 256GB. It provides a 5.5-inch IPS capacitive display at 720 × 1440 resolution. ZKTeco lists capacities of 50,000 users, 50,000 faces, 50,000 cards, 30,000 fingerprints when the optional sensor is included, and one million attendance logs. These capacities make the terminal relevant for sizeable deployments, but capacity alone should not drive the purchase decision; synchronization method, enrollment process, report requirements and software architecture are just as important.
For buyers in the UAE, FourTeck can help translate these specifications into a practical bill of requirements. The most useful pre-sales discussion usually covers workforce size, verification method, number of mobile supervisors, expected operating hours, network coverage, software platform, quantity, deployment locations and whether accessories or setup assistance are needed. That review reduces the risk of ordering the correct model name but the wrong biometric option or integration approach.
Why a Handheld Attendance Terminal Can Change the Workflow
The main value is mobility, not simply biometrics. A business gains a portable attendance point that can follow changing crews, project entrances and temporary work zones while still supporting several identity methods and network options.
Take attendance to the worksite
A mobile terminal is useful when staff cannot reasonably walk to a permanent reader. Supervisors can carry the unit to assembly areas, site entrances or temporary project locations. This is particularly relevant to construction, industrial maintenance, large outdoor facilities and temporary operations. The business benefit is less dependence on fixed infrastructure and a more flexible attendance process for teams whose physical workplace changes.
Multiple verification paths
Face, optional fingerprint, NFC and QR/barcode support let organizations design different attendance methods for different staff groups. A mixed environment can keep cards for some workers while using face recognition for others. The buyer should define the intended primary and fallback methods before ordering so enrollment and software setup follow one clear policy.
Network choice beyond Wi-Fi
Dual-band Wi-Fi works well around managed facilities, while 3G/4G can support mobile sites where corporate wireless coverage is unavailable. Bluetooth provides another local communication option. This connectivity mix gives project teams more deployment freedom, although SIM, mobile bands, data security and synchronization behavior should be reviewed before rollout.
Built for demanding operating areas
The IP65-rated enclosure, tempered glass surface and rugged casing are designed for outdoor and harsher working conditions. ZKTeco specifies an operating range from -20°C to 50°C and humidity below 90% RH. Those figures improve confidence for industrial and project use, but installation teams should still protect the device from conditions outside the rating, avoid immersion, manage charging safely and follow local site rules.
Large enrollment headroom
With up to 50,000 users and one million logs, the platform offers substantial database capacity for organizations with large employee pools or many attendance transactions. Capacity should be assessed together with synchronization frequency, server or software design, retention policy and operational process so the database remains useful rather than becoming an unmanaged store of records.
Portable battery operation
The 5200mAh rechargeable Li-ion battery is rated by ZKTeco for up to five operating hours. For a field workflow, that can cover attendance windows without continuous power. Buyers should still plan charging points, spare operational procedures and shift timing because actual runtime can vary with radio use, screen usage, temperature and verification volume.
A Portable Platform With Enterprise-Scale Attendance Capacity
The Horus H1 combines a smartphone-like Android interface with attendance-specific biometric, card and scanning functions. Its 5.5-inch IPS touch display gives operators enough screen space for enrollment and attendance tasks without moving to a tablet-sized device. A 13MP rear camera and 5MP front camera support device workflows, while the integrated biometric engine can recognize faces from 0.3m to 2m. ZKTeco states facial matching at under one second and a specified accuracy rate of at least 99% under its test conditions.
The terminal also supports QR code, PDF417, Data Matrix, MicroPDF417 and Aztec scanning for third-party development projects. That is useful when a project needs credentials generated by another application or temporary codes for controlled attendance processes. Dynamic QR codes from the ZKBioSecurity mobile application are also listed by the manufacturer. Buyers planning custom development should confirm SDK scope, application ownership, data handling and support responsibilities before assuming every barcode workflow will work automatically.
Physical portability is supported by USB 2.0 Type-C connectivity and a relatively compact 170 × 80 × 20mm body. Gross device weight is listed at 400g. The IP65 rating and operating temperature range make it a credible field terminal, but portability changes the security model: organizations should decide who may carry the device, how it is stored, how administrator access is protected and what happens if a terminal is misplaced.
ZKTeco Horus H1 Specifications
These values follow current official manufacturer information. Fingerprint capability is optional, and project-level compatibility can depend on the selected device configuration, software version, mobile network and customer deployment.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand / Model | ZKTeco / Horus H1 |
| Product type | Hybrid biometric and QR code handheld mobile time attendance terminal |
| Operating system | Android 10.0 |
| Processor | 64-bit octa-core Cortex-A53, 2.0GHz |
| Memory / Storage | 4GB RAM / 64GB ROM; MicroSD expansion up to 256GB |
| Display | 5.5-inch IPS capacitive LCD touch screen, 720 × 1440 |
| Cameras | 13MP dual-lens rear camera; 5MP front camera |
| Biometric authentication | Face recognition; fingerprint optional |
| Face capacity | 50,000 |
| Fingerprint capacity | 30,000 when optional fingerprint sensor is included |
| User / Card capacity | 50,000 users / 50,000 cards |
| Log capacity | 1,000,000 |
| Face recognition | 0.3m to 2m distance; under 1 second; manufacturer-specified accuracy ≥99% |
| NFC / Card standards | ISO14443A & 15693, NFC-IP1, NFC-IP2; reading distance up to 3–5cm |
| QR / Barcode | QR, PDF417, Data Matrix, MicroPDF417 and Aztec support for relevant workflows |
| Wi-Fi | 2.4GHz / 5GHz; IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac |
| Mobile connectivity | 3G/4G bands as specified by ZKTeco; carrier compatibility should be confirmed |
| Bluetooth | Bluetooth 2.1+EDR, 3.0+HS and 4.2 |
| Location | Embedded A-GPS and GLONASS; manufacturer lists 5m accuracy distance |
| Interface | 1 × USB 2.0 Type-C |
| Battery / Power | 5200mAh embedded Li-ion; 5V 2A supply; up to five operating hours stated by manufacturer |
| Protection | IP65 |
| Operating environment | Outdoor; -20°C to 50°C; working humidity below 90% RH |
| Dimensions / Weight | 170 × 80 × 20mm; gross weight 400g |
| Supported software | ZKBio Time, ZKBio Security and ZKBioCV Security |
| SDK | PUSH SDK |
| Warranty / Availability | Contact FourTeck for current options and applicable warranty guidance |
Choosing the correct configuration starts with the verification method. If fingerprint is mandatory, buyers should specify the fingerprint-equipped version in the quotation request rather than assuming it is standard. Next, confirm the intended software platform and whether the device will synchronize through corporate Wi-Fi, mobile data or a mixture of both. For 4G deployment, check carrier bands, SIM policy and signal availability at the actual site. Battery runtime should also be matched to the attendance window: five hours may be ample for shift check-in and check-out rounds but insufficient for continuous all-day screen and radio use. Finally, confirm user volume, number of terminals, enrollment ownership and reporting workflow so the device is selected as part of a complete attendance system rather than as an isolated handheld reader.
Plan the Attendance Workflow Before You Order the Hardware
The most important buying question is not “How many users does it store?” but “How will attendance be captured, synchronized and managed across the real worksite?” A handheld device adds mobility, which also adds decisions around operators, network access, charging, credential policy and data handling.
Which identity method is mandatory?
Decide whether face recognition is sufficient, whether an NFC card fallback is needed, or whether fingerprint must be included. Because fingerprint is optional, this is the highest-risk configuration detail in the purchase.
How will the terminal communicate?
Map where Wi-Fi is reliable and where mobile data is expected. Confirm 4G carrier compatibility and decide whether SIM management sits with IT, HR, a project manager or another operational team.
How long must it operate unplugged?
Use the manufacturer’s five-hour figure as a planning reference, not a guaranteed shift runtime. Screen brightness, mobile radio activity, temperature and verification frequency can change real-world battery duration.
Which software owns the records?
Clarify whether the organization will use ZKBio Time, ZKBio Security, ZKBioCV Security or a supported custom integration. Reporting, employee enrollment and synchronization should be defined before deployment.
Who is responsible for the handheld?
Assign custody, charging, administrator access and storage. A portable attendance terminal can travel between sites, so operational ownership should be clearer than with a reader permanently mounted at a door.
Prepare a useful quote request
Send FourTeck the required quantity, expected user count, biometric methods, software environment, deployment locations, mobile-network requirement, target date and any installation or configuration support needs.
Where the Horus H1 Fits Best
This model is most suitable when attendance must be captured away from a permanent doorway or reception point. Its value is strongest in environments where employees, supervisors or work zones move during the project lifecycle.
Construction and project-site attendance
Construction workforces often enter through temporary gates, move between zones and change assembly points as the project progresses. A handheld reader can be taken to the active attendance point rather than requiring a permanent reader and network drop at every location. Face, NFC or optional fingerprint methods can be selected according to the company policy, while mobile data can support sites without dependable enterprise Wi-Fi. GPS can add location context to the attendance process. Buyers should confirm how supervisors will carry, charge and protect the device and how records synchronize with the central attendance application.
Factories and industrial compounds
Large industrial areas may have several muster points, workshops or outdoor zones. The IP65-rated casing and wide specified operating range make the terminal relevant where a normal office device would be too exposed. IT and HR should still define protected storage, charging and connectivity arrangements.
Mobile maintenance teams
Maintenance contractors may report at different client premises or service areas. A portable terminal can give a designated supervisor one enrollment and attendance device for rotating teams. Mobile data is useful when the customer does not want third-party devices on its corporate Wi-Fi.
Temporary events and workforce mobilization
Short-term projects, events or temporary staffing locations can benefit from an attendance point that does not require permanent wall installation. The organization should plan enrollment in advance and ensure the selected software and credential method suit the event’s identity process.
Remote yards and logistics areas
Outdoor yards, loading zones or remote operating areas may have intermittent wireless coverage. The mix of Wi-Fi and cellular connectivity gives planners options, but coverage surveys and SIM planning remain necessary. Rugged handling also matters where equipment is moved frequently between vehicles and outdoor stations.
Multi-site attendance supervision
Organizations with several small sites may prefer a mobile terminal for a supervisor who visits locations on a schedule rather than installing a full attendance setup everywhere. This can work when the operating model accepts supervised check-in windows; it is less suitable where employees require unattended, always-available clocking throughout the day.
Horus H1 Hybrid Biometric and Credential Verification
The terminal gives businesses more than one way to identify a worker, which is useful when a single credential method does not fit every operating situation. Face recognition is built in and supports a stated 50,000-face capacity. The manufacturer lists recognition from 0.3m to 2m with sub-one-second recognition speed. Optional fingerprint adds another biometric path, with a 30,000-fingerprint capacity and semiconductor sensor when the appropriate configuration is selected.
NFC support introduces card-based verification for organizations that already issue compatible credentials. The device also supports QR and several 2D barcode formats for relevant software or custom-development use. This is valuable when a workforce includes permanent staff, temporary workers and visitors who should not all be enrolled with the same method. For example, permanent employees could use face recognition while temporary workers use QR credentials generated through an approved system.
The buying decision should begin with policy rather than feature count. Define which identity method is primary, which method is fallback, how credentials are issued or enrolled, who may update templates and what happens when a worker cannot use the normal method. That policy helps determine whether the optional fingerprint sensor is required and whether NFC or QR integration needs further software work.
Horus H1 Mobile Connectivity and Location Awareness
Mobility only works when the terminal can communicate outside the usual office network. Dual-band 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi covers conventional managed wireless environments, while 3G/4G support provides an option for field sites and project locations. Bluetooth 4.2 is available alongside earlier compatible Bluetooth modes, and GPS/A-GPS with GLONASS provides device location capability.
For buyers, the important point is that network flexibility must still be designed. A terminal used on one corporate campus may rely almost entirely on managed Wi-Fi, while a construction contractor may need a dedicated SIM for each handheld. The 4G radio bands should be checked against the chosen UAE carrier and the specific site, particularly in basements, remote industrial areas or temporary compounds. If the device holds attendance records while offline, the organization should also define when and how synchronization occurs once connectivity returns.
GPS adds useful location context but should not be treated as a precision surveying tool. Buildings, covered yards, urban canyons and other environmental factors can affect satellite positioning. For attendance policy, decide whether GPS is used as supporting location evidence, a workflow trigger or simply a device-management aid, and make sure employee privacy, labor requirements and company data policies are reviewed accordingly.
Horus H1 Rugged Portability and Power Planning
The IP65-rated casing and 5200mAh battery make the device suitable for mobile attendance rounds, but rugged design does not eliminate operational planning. The physical format is 170 × 80 × 20mm with a stated gross weight of 400g, so it is intended to be carried rather than permanently installed. The tempered-glass surface and rugged housing add protection for active work areas.
ZKTeco specifies operation from -20°C to 50°C, storage from -20°C to 70°C and working humidity below 90% RH. These values make the platform relevant to outdoor and industrial environments, including the factories and construction sites identified by the manufacturer. An IP65 rating provides dust protection and resistance to water jets under the rating conditions; it should not be interpreted as permission to immerse the device or ignore safe handling around rain, chemicals or extreme heat.
Shift duration
If attendance is captured only at shift changes, the five-hour stated runtime may provide comfortable headroom. If the screen and radios remain active continuously, plan charging during breaks or between rounds.
Charging responsibility
Assign a named role to charge, inspect and store each handheld. Mobile equipment is more likely than a wall reader to be left in a vehicle, transferred between teams or returned without sufficient charge.
Environmental limits
Compare the actual worksite temperature, moisture, dust and handling risks with the published operating limits. Additional protective procedures may be needed even when the enclosure rating is suitable.
Device custody
Protect administrator credentials and define handover rules between supervisors. Because the terminal can hold biometric and attendance data, physical custody should be documented like other business IT assets.
What Buyers Should Check Before Purchase
The biggest avoidable mistake is ordering by model name while overlooking the optional fingerprint configuration and the customer’s software or network environment. A short pre-purchase review can prevent missing hardware, unsuitable connectivity, unplanned charging requirements or an attendance workflow that cannot synchronize as expected.
Configuration Fit
Confirm whether face recognition alone is enough or whether fingerprint must be ordered. Define user count, number of terminals, attendance windows and expected battery operation. If custom QR or barcode workflows are planned, state the exact application and integration requirement rather than assuming standard attendance software covers every format.
Compatibility Check
Review ZKBio software compatibility, network access, SIM and 4G bands, NFC credential type, MicroSD policy and any custom application requirements. If the device must connect to an existing HR or payroll workflow, confirm the integration path and who will own data mapping, testing and support.
Availability and Warranty
Availability can vary by quantity, supplier status and the selected biometric configuration. Ask FourTeck to confirm current lead time, applicable warranty terms, included accessories and any optional items before issuing a purchase order. Do not assume that an online listing for one configuration represents the fingerprint-equipped version or the same commercial terms.
Quote Preparation
Provide quantity, number of employees, required verification methods, current attendance software, site locations, network availability, need for mobile data, target deployment date and support expectations. These details allow a quote to reflect the actual project rather than just a generic handheld terminal price.
Businesses should also consider long-term operating cost. Mobile-data plans, charging accessories, replacement units, software licensing or support, configuration time and user enrollment can matter more over the lifecycle than a small difference in device purchase price. If a fixed terminal would serve the site equally well, a handheld may add unnecessary handling. If the attendance point changes frequently, mobility can remove infrastructure that would otherwise need to be installed repeatedly.
Buying Support for Mobile Attendance Projects
FourTeck supports product inquiries across Dubai and the UAE with assistance for model selection, configuration review, commercial quotation, delivery coordination and warranty guidance. Availability is not assumed and can change according to quantity, supplier status and whether the project requires the optional fingerprint version. Buyers with project deadlines should share the required deployment date so lead-time discussions can be tied to a real schedule.
Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman Coverage
Businesses in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman and other UAE locations can contact FourTeck for product availability, configuration guidance and quotation assistance. For a mobile attendance deployment, location affects more than delivery: companies should identify the actual job sites where cellular coverage is expected, whether corporate Wi-Fi is accessible, how terminals will move between facilities and who is responsible for receiving, configuring and issuing each unit. FourTeck can use those details to structure the product inquiry and highlight any compatibility or deployment checks that should be completed before the order is finalized.
GCC and Africa Regional Inquiry Support
FourTeck also supports business technology inquiries across selected GCC and Africa markets through regional channels. Customers in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, Bahrain, Kenya, Uganda and other supported locations can discuss requirements, but supply status, warranty handling, mobile-network compatibility and delivery arrangements can differ by country. A 4G attendance terminal should never be assumed to operate identically across every carrier simply because the hardware includes cellular capability.
Regional buyers can begin with the main FourTeck UAE platform or use the relevant regional channel such as FourTeck Kenya, FourTeck Uganda, FourTeck Africa or FourTeck Kuwait. Include the destination country, project site, quantity and intended mobile carrier in the inquiry so the commercial and technical discussion starts with the correct regional context.
Other ZKTeco and Attendance Solutions to Consider
The right alternative depends on whether mobility is essential. If the attendance point can be fixed at an entrance, a conventional face or multi-biometric terminal may reduce charging and device-custody requirements. If the workforce moves between sites, the handheld format remains the more important differentiator.
ZKTeco Horus E2
Consider this ZKTeco Android terminal family when the project needs another ZKTeco attendance or access-control form factor and the handheld requirement is different. FourTeck can help compare the deployment role rather than selecting solely by series name.
ZKTeco SpeedFace-V5L
A fixed biometric terminal can be a better fit when employees always pass through the same doorway or reception point. Ask FourTeck to compare installation, credential method and software workflow against a mobile-device approach.
ZKTeco ProFace X
Suitable to discuss when a project needs a fixed high-capacity face-oriented access or attendance point rather than a portable supervisor device.
ZKTeco FaceDepot 4A
A fixed face and biometric terminal can suit controlled office or facility entrances where mobility and cellular connectivity are not primary requirements.
Complete attendance and access-control project
For multi-door or multi-site projects, the terminal may be one component alongside software, readers, network connectivity, cabling and reporting integration.
Why Business Buyers Contact FourTeck
Buying a mobile biometric terminal involves more than matching a model number. A useful supplier discussion should connect the hardware to employee enrollment, data synchronization, network coverage, software, charging, custody, warranty expectations and the delivery schedule. FourTeck focuses on helping customers organize those requirements before commercial approval.
Confirm whether a handheld attendance terminal is genuinely appropriate or whether a fixed biometric reader would make the workflow simpler.
Identify optional fingerprint requirements, connectivity choices, capacity expectations and software fit before the quotation is finalized.
Build the commercial request around quantity, destination, target date, configuration and project support instead of a generic price-only inquiry.
Consider Wi-Fi, cellular coverage, software synchronization, charging locations and device custody as part of the wider attendance solution.
Discuss destination and project timing once the exact configuration and supplier availability are confirmed.
Clarify the applicable warranty route and support expectations for the quoted product rather than relying on assumptions from unrelated listings.
ZKTeco Horus H1 Buyer Questions
What is the Horus H1 mainly used for?
It is a handheld time and attendance terminal for organizations that need to record employee attendance away from a fixed wall reader. Typical environments include construction sites, factories, industrial areas and mobile work locations. Face recognition, optional fingerprint, NFC and QR or barcode methods allow different identity workflows, while Wi-Fi, cellular connectivity and GPS support mobile deployment.
Does every unit include fingerprint recognition?
No. ZKTeco lists fingerprint as an optional biometric feature. If fingerprint verification is required for the project, it should be stated clearly in the request for quotation so the correct configuration can be confirmed. Face recognition is part of the standard biometric description, while the optional fingerprint version supports up to 30,000 fingerprint templates according to the manufacturer.
Can it work without office Wi-Fi?
The terminal supports 3G/4G in addition to dual-band Wi-Fi, so a cellular connection may be used where corporate wireless access is unavailable. Buyers should still verify the supported mobile bands against the intended carrier, arrange SIM and data service where required, test signal coverage at the actual site and define how attendance records synchronize when connectivity is weak or temporarily unavailable.
How long does the battery last?
ZKTeco specifies a 5200mAh rechargeable Li-ion battery and states support for up to five operating hours. Actual runtime can vary with screen usage, cellular radio activity, Wi-Fi, temperature and the number of attendance transactions. For long shifts, buyers should plan charging between attendance rounds or keep the unit connected to power when it is not being used in the field.
Is the device suitable for outdoor sites?
The manufacturer lists an IP65 protection level, a rugged casing with tempered glass, outdoor operation and an operating temperature range of -20°C to 50°C. Those specifications make it relevant for many construction and industrial environments. IP65 does not mean the device can be submerged, and businesses should still manage exposure to extreme heat, chemicals, impacts and conditions outside the published limits.
Which ZKTeco software is supported?
Current official product information lists ZKBio Time, ZKBio Security and ZKBioCV Security. The device also lists PUSH SDK support. The exact software choice should be matched to the customer’s attendance, access-control or integration requirements. Where HR or payroll integration is needed, the organization should confirm the data path and application compatibility before deploying terminals to multiple sites.
Can FourTeck help with a bulk or project quote?
Yes. Business buyers can request a project quotation based on the required quantity, biometric configuration, delivery location and target date. For a more useful quote, include the expected number of employees, whether fingerprint is required, how each terminal will connect to the network and which attendance software is planned. Availability and lead time should be confirmed for the exact requested configuration.
How do I decide between a handheld and a fixed attendance terminal?
Choose a handheld when attendance points move, sites are temporary, workers assemble away from permanent buildings or cellular connectivity is more practical than installing fixed network infrastructure. A fixed terminal may be simpler when every employee passes through the same entrance every day. FourTeck can help compare workflow, power, network, custody and installation requirements before the device type is selected.
Is the Horus H1 available in Dubai and the UAE?
FourTeck can assist with current product inquiries, but availability should be confirmed at the time of quotation because supplier status, quantity and configuration can change. Share the required quantity, fingerprint requirement, delivery destination and preferred date. FourTeck can then review the request, coordinate current supply information and provide guidance on applicable warranty and deployment considerations.
What should I send FourTeck before requesting a quote?
Provide the model, quantity, number of users, required identity methods, software platform, worksite type, Wi-Fi or mobile-data requirement, delivery location, target date and any configuration or installation support expectations. If the project will use QR codes, custom applications or HR integration, describe that workflow as well. These details help reduce clarification cycles and improve configuration accuracy.
Need Help Choosing the Right Mobile Attendance Setup?
FourTeck can review the intended workforce, biometric method, connectivity, software platform, quantity, delivery location and support expectations before preparing a quote. This is especially important when fingerprint, mobile data or custom QR integration forms part of the requirement.
Share the required quantity, user count, fingerprint requirement, software, site type, connectivity method and target delivery date.
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