Eddy vs. HotSchedules and Fourth Payroll and Benefits

If you understand the pitfalls of Eddy, such as needing to manually track what has been signed--vs still pending--then it is a well utilized system. Being able to send documents for signature via HelloSign is useful. At one point we had used HelloSign for onboarding but made it made it difficult to transition and track new hires.

Incentivized

Hot Schedules/Labour Productivity has been very useful in helping with sales forecasting, utilizing past data combined with weather and national events; however its allocation of staffing is very generic across a large brand, so not much scope for the software to 'learn' what works well for individual sites - e.g. where one restaurant may need 2 people to cover their peak, another may need 4, to account for things like prep, restaurant layout, etc.

Incentivized

• Contact information
• Tracking trainings
• Storing HR documents

Incentivized

• Personal Information Storage
• Forecasting
• Labour Costing

Incentivized

• An employee needs to accept the invitation to populate in the onboarding tab
• Documents do not show which documents are pending signature
• As an HR software, it should have a place with labor law updates based on region

Incentivized

• Quicker Sales Data Importing
• Easier Access to Employee Documents
• Holiday information on employee end

Incentivized

ADP HR did not have the tracking portion and allowance of signatures that Eddy does. ADP had an electronic filing system but no ability to send out documents for signature. ADP HR has up-to-date labor laws for our location, so we had to sign up for both products--one to mitigate our legal liability and the other to easily track HR docs that have been signed.

Incentivized

• Managing labor law requirements
• Somewhat time consuming initially
• Positive address book

Incentivized

• More Accurate Forecasting
• Better Daily Labour Control
• Holiday Planning

Incentivized