Darwinbox vs. Raet Youforce

Employees that come into work are needed to clock in to get paid for the amount of time they are working per day. They will log on to Darwinbox and clock in as soon as they can. Some will use the PTO they have available to use. HR will be able to make payroll in a timely manner for employees.

Incentivized

Well suited

• Great for team leads/managers to have an overview of your team/personnel. You can see who isn't working.
• Good for filing the personal information of your staff. You can even have to option when a document is not valid anymore.
• Good for sending reminders when a contract has to be renewed or extended.

Less Appropriate The performance of the declaration/costs expenses sheet can be approved. It looks like an Excel sheet is embedded, and for every new row, you'll have to wait at least 10 seconds to edit the new row.

• Easy to use and navigate.
• Simple and intuitive interface.
• Covers all HR needs in one software.

Incentivized

• Administration of (private) personall information
• Overview of vaction/sickness for your team
• Self service for declararions, sickness and vacation leave

• The app version is a bit lankier than the pc version.
• Interface customization would be great for individuals wanting to change style.
• No other real issue to improve, possibly lower the price but that's not too bad.

Incentivized

• Performance when filling in cost declaration, travelling expenses
• Overall performance, portal react slow sometimes

Darwinbox is up there with ADP in terms of quality for employers to use in such an open-level style. I personally would support the use of Darwinbox against the competition.

Incentivized

• The ability to view the organization structure and functional structure for the entire company.
• One-stop solution for talent acquisition, payroll, leaves, reimbursements, attendance (time-sheet), holidays, etc. So I don't have to open a lot of different apps.

Incentivized

• I cannot judge this question because I was not involved when this product was bought.