Kronos Workforce Ready - Arguably the Worst Application You Could Choose
Updated June 05, 2017
Kronos Workforce Ready - Arguably the Worst Application You Could Choose
Score 1 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Kronos Workforce Ready
The Kronos workforce ready product is currently being used by our entire company in some capacity. The majority of users manage their benefits within the application, managers conduct reviews, and HR handles personnel data and onboarding through it.
Pros
- The application handles two step logins seriously, requiring an e-mail and a phone number to login. This is great for IT savvy employees.
- The application allows users to feed digital turtles when they are logged in.
Cons
- The implementation team, especially those involved in creating exports to third party vendors, could be better dedicated. The exports that were created for us failed before implementation was over, and are still not operating correctly even though the product has been running for over a year.
- The onboarding application could work as described. Certain interfaces within the onboarding piece of the application, like a mass hire approval, or approval for different steps within a workflow do not work. Our company has yet to be able to use this piece that we have been paying for over a year although the Global Support Team continues to tell as the application developers are testing this piece and they will have a solution soon.
- The project management team could respond to issues with their warranted level of seriousness. Our project manager was replaced halfway through the implementation as the project was 6 months overdue. The second project manager didn't respond to issues that were business critical in a timely manner. Our team's daily work was doubled due to these lack of responses.
- We have had a negative impact to managing data between WFR and our payroll system. This is due to an interface that the implementation team and KGS cannot get to operate correctly.
- We have had a negative impact to managing employment data between WFR and our time and attendance system, which is Kronos WFC. This is due to an interface the implementation team cannot setup, which is ironic as the two systems are both operated by Kronos.
- We have had a zero impact, labor hour wise, on onboarding as the WFR module doesn't operate. However, this is a 100% negative ROI as we are paying for a module that we cannot use even though KGS and the implementation team states the issue is entirely on Kronos' development team.
- Price
- Product Features
- Product Usability
- Product Reputation
- Vendor Reputation
- Existing Relationship with the Vendor
The existing relationship with the vendor and their reputation, along with the initial testing and sales pitch, gave us the reasons we needed to select the product. However, the WFR application doesn't perform as sold, it doesn't even perform as it does in test. The product simply doesn't perform.
UKG Ready Feature Ratings
Using Kronos Workforce Ready
1000 - The majority of our users interface with the application to change payroll and benefit information, managers use it to handle reviews, and HR uses it to manager payroll and employee data as well as onboarding.
15 - We have two IT people for the interfaces between WFR and other applications, we have 3 HR employees who handle logins, reports, managing workflows and other aspects of the system, we have 10 users that handle the other aspects of workflows and the system from an HR perspective.
- Onboarding
- Performance Reviews
- Benefit Management
- We have not been able to use the product fully, so that is very unexpected.
- Were the onboarding piece to function at all, we could use that.
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