From Ascentis, NOVAtime was a set of workforce management solutions providing timekeeping, payroll, leave management, and employee scheduling needs. Ascentis was acquired by UKG in March of 2022, and along with NOVAtime, will be discontinued.
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TeleDriver
Score 9.0 out of 10
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TeleDriver, from Enghouse, offers precise timekeeping and management of operator work assignments, from anywhere, as well as tools for managing a driver workforce, with modules for Driver Management, Work Picking, Daily Dispatch, Timekeeping, and Performance Management.
We continue to remain the only professional baseball team that utilizes NOVAtime for our scheduling of staff, mostly because it was designed to schedule hospital workers. The lag time when updating the ASM is extremely time consuming and the inability to work in multiple internet tabs or windows makes it that much more inefficient. I am sure it is a fantastic system for other organizations but it continues to be a challenge for us.
Everyone UN agency deserves free unlimited cloud storage services. Developers, students, etc will use it.
It compares the irrational rating for others cloud storage services: Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, iCloud — and it provides a free service for saving your media in private while not limited to the balance of the globe.
All the options that are present can discretion, power, and powerfulness keep free” and that they will add some new options for business groups or power users.
There does need to be more support and knowledge when it comes to alternate workweek schedule types (9/80, etc.), as there have been a few unique challenges with those.
If we’re run out of operational prices for server and domain renewal fees, we’ll stop this service with notification to any or all users a minimum of three months before it’s gone.
Tele Driver has a period of time problems and is network-dependent.
It runs on remote servers; laborious to central. It encounters challenges of Information theft.
The overall satisfaction within the organization has been luke warm, at best. The software may be more conducive for a hospital but I believe there is a reason why we are the lone baseball team utilizing it.
On the employee's side of things, Novatime is pretty intuitive and fairly easy to use. All they have to do is either press a button to punch in or punch out. If they are entering in their hours, all they have to do is type in the number of hours per day. On the manager's side of things, Novatime is also fairly easy to use. It highlights in red any missed punches and in green any OT that the employee has. There are links on the homepage of the manager's page that will lead them to a list of all their employees' missed punches for a pay period and they can fix them all before payroll is due. Novatime becomes a bit more complicated on the administrator's side. The issues I have run into with Novatime normally come after updates/upgrades to their system. They have been getting better, but the administrator's side is still a bit clunky and takes a while to find what you are looking for. It is not as intuitive as the other sides and takes a bit of computer knowledge to figure it out.
The program itself can be customized in many different ways to meet the needs of the company/organization that it is working with. The charts/graphs on the new homepage are somewhat helpful and link to useful information. It has some really nice scheduling features that allow managers to see the difference between hours expected to work and actual hours worked as well as overtime, absences, and non-scheduled shifts. Processing payroll is quite simple. PTO request off is straightforward.
