WorkforceHub, powered by SwipeClock vs. Tracksmart

It is a great system, pretty easy to use. The only suggestion I have is to improve the time it takes to set up. It seems like it takes a bit too long. Otherwise, it's a great and robust tool.

I feel like when you have a handful of people on your team and the shifts change each week, Tracksmart is really a fantastic tool that your team can use to trade shifts and be notified of what their new schedules will be each week. It's helpful to track when employees need time off and make sure they are on time as well.

• Time Tracking
• PTO Tracking
• Scheduling

• The platform is easy to use and it tracks everyone's attendance very well.
• I like how the system notifies me via email to review and approve employee's days requested.
• Companies can choose to offer employee's just PTOs or vacation, personal, sick-day, jury duty, bereavement, etc. among other reasons.
• Last but not least, the system tracks individual employee's days taken and keeps count of the days remaining for each employee, saving the HR administrator time and money for our organization.

• Improves set up time

• I wish the clock-in and attendance were on the same page
• Sometime it says it's "resting" when trying to login

Everyone I work with at TimeSimplicity is professional and knowledgeable.

Tracksmart has been very helpful when we have problems with our scheduling or questions about how to do different tasks. They are responsive and it's always a positive experience when we interact with them.

Tracksmart is very simple to use compared to ClickTime. Tracksmart keeps a good count of PTOs, vacation, personal sick-days, etc. Which saves the organization a lot of time as everyone knows the remaining days available.

• ROI
• Tracking PTO improvement
• Robust scheduling

• Makes employees more accountable
• Easier to request time off rather than taking management's time up - they can view requests at their convenience
• Some employees don't like it and don't utilize it consistently - might be better if it could be some sort of clock-in icon on desktop instead of a website window that needs to be opened.