Enterprise eTIME, by ADP Reviews

eTIME was being used across the entire organization to assist with about 1500 employees at the time. We also used the biometric scanners for punches which integrated with the ADP eTIME system. The system was also used to run employee attendance.
This system would verify employee clock in/out times as well as allowing employees to look at their time cards and verify their payroll hours

It is being used at our World Headquarters in Madison, Indiana. This system is used for employees clocking in and out, attendance tracking, and leave management.

We are currently using ADP Enterprise eTIME across the whole organization. Hourly employees' pay is calculated by their in/out punches. We record the weekly hours for salaried employees for OSHA reporting. We also have shift differentials to pay employees at different rates depending on what time they come in.

We use eTime as a way of recording/logging our hours worked which is billable to a specific project/client. Since we are an offshoring company, we consider our onshore counterparts as clients and most of the time we serve different projects from different onshore departments hence the need to track our hours to fairly and accurately charge our clients onshore.

ADP Enterprise eTIME is used globally for our company's timekeeping needs. It allows for global access to employee timecards, including signing off for payroll purposes, housing/editing employee schedules, holding employee payroll data, and allows for employees to see their own schedule. It houses an area for customizable security groups for different managers and administrators.

ADP Enterprise eTime was supposed to be a robust system that helped deal with our complex work environment. At the time, we had a mix of hospitality, property management, and corporate staff. The hospital staff, with NYS spread of hours, required us to utilize the enhanced eTime feature. It is essentially a Krono's body with an ADP shell. It allowed us multiple pay code options.

We use ADP Enterprise ETime throughout our organization to track time for salaried and hourly employees. It helps track overtime as well as PTO time. We also use the system for our service organization to track the type of work being performed ie, travel, labor, training etc.

Our hourly staff and student workers use eTIME for time entry only. Some enter hours worked from the computer on their desktop and others use one of the eight time clocks we have on campus. We are very satisfied with eTIME and it integrates well with our payroll software.

ADP eTime was used to manage all of Grinnell College's student payrolls. I used ADP eTime in multiple departments across the whole organization, including as a Burling Library employee, as a research assistant to a Linguistics professor in the Anthropology Department, and as a security officer for ACE Security. It provides one portal to manage student timecards. This is convenient because many students (myself included) work multiple positions in different departments across the organization, which may or may not have time clocks to be manually punched, and which often have different pay rates. It also creates problems, though, because juggling the different pay codes is confusing, and my direct supervisors could not help with adjusting pay rates or notifying me of these codes, as they did not have access to managing the eTime portal (lots of bureaucracy involved). The interface was also troublesome, and did not work on most browsers.

eTIME is a very effective tool for managing time and attendance. I've implemented this system as an HR professional and as an HRIS consultant. As an HR professional, I appreciated being able to custom tailor different shifts for different types of employees. As an HRIS consultant, I've implemented this system to be used with both hourly and salary (non-exempt and exempt) employees and my clients have gone on to have great success with eTIME. This system tracks real hours worked for both hourly and salary staff to see where divisions of labor might not be split equally and helps track overtime with early and late punches. In all of my experience, ADP eTIME was used for the entire organization and helped identify overtime inflation so it could be addressed in real-time.

We utilize ADP Enterprise eTime as our time & attendance system across the organization for our non-exempt population.

The ADP e Time software is used as an online time sheet. We have access to our time, benefit and vacation information from any computer. This is very convenient because you can request time off or vacation time from home. ADP also allows you to get electronic copies of your W2 tax forms so you don't have to wait for them to be delivered by mail. From this portal you can get copies of your pay stub, manage your direct deposit and tax withholdings. This system is also set up to help managers manage employees. They can approve time worked and vacation time.

This system is also set up so that HR can post information and alerts. I find ADP very helpful.

ADP is used for our organization to do payroll. It is maintained in the finance department but helps with all members. It is organized and easy to use.

We use enterprise eTime with our timeclocks at our sites. Hourly employees clock in at timeclocks and the data is sent right to their digital timecards for supervisor review. We house our exempt workforce in there as well, but just to track allowance hours.