Kronos for time management
December 09, 2019
Kronos for time management
Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Kronos Workforce Ready
The entire organization across multiple departments was using Kronos. It was initially being used for timekeeping only, but then other modules like recruitment, onboarding, compensation were utilized. The system was beneficial in tracking time for nonexempt employees. Due to the organizational structure and business requirements, the employees are expected to login/logout at a specific time and take breaks at a particular time. The system helped maintain compliance with the policies and showing inconsistencies.
- The analytics feature is awesome. It shows missed punches by the team which is an important feature to track in the company.
- If employees login early, they should not be paid. These configurations were possible.
- If employees are late due to unforeseeable conditions an exception should be made in their login time so that they were not penalized. A manager could make these exceptions.
- It is possible to capture and review notes for each day.
- The schedule and timesheet features work great but since Kronos is coming up with newer features in HR they need more development.
- For example reports. The inbuilt reports are helpful in accomplishing the day to day responsibilities. But, if there were requests for custom reports it was difficult to get that information from the system.
- The training materials are great but the system is not very user-intuitive while navigating during report requests.
- Managers are able to resolve the issues with early/ late logins easily.
- They are fewer situations in terms of payroll corrections.
- Due to shift swaps, it is easy to adjust schedules.
While implementing time clocks, we had evaluated other products. The Kronos interface seemed catchy, and we felt it would be easier to train employees to use it. Since we already had a relationship with Kronos, we purchased the other modules also. We felt that since the employees were used to the existing timekeeping system, it would be easier to train them to adapt to other features.