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Time and Attendance systems
Discuss how to choose system that will yield the best results, as well as how to maintain it, and how to calculate its return on investment.
We are in the process of evaluating time systems. Is anyone currently using Qqest or Infotronics? We have one more demo to see then we will narrow down to our top 3 (which include the ones stated abov
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Time and Attendance systems
posted at 2/19/2004 6:05 AM EST
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We are in the process of evaluating time systems. Is anyone currently using Qqest or Infotronics? We have one more demo to see then we will narrow down to our top 3 (which include the ones stated above) and invit several employees who will be using it the most to further evaluate our choices. Looking for feedback on customer service, user-friendliness, etc. Any comments would be appreciated. Thanks.
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Time and Attendance systems
posted at 2/25/2004 12:03 PM EST
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Generally, we like Time America's solution. If heavy scheduling is required, a company called Smart Links (it might be Lynx or something like that, I can't recall), has a beautiful Windows based system with incredible scheduling capability for hospitals, etc. Just a couple of ideas. Cheryl |
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Time and Attendance systems
posted at 4/7/2005 11:47 AM EDT
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another one.... www.hourdoc.com |
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Time and Attendance systems
posted at 4/11/2005 8:47 AM EDT
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We are currently installing Kronos, Time and Attendance, HR and Payroll. I have also used Info-tronics in past lives and it was a good solution (back in mid 90's). Had we just been looking for T&A I wouyls have looked at Info-tronics also.
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Time and Attendance systems
posted at 4/12/2005 1:26 AM EDT
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If you are in the manufacturing business, ULYSOFT has the best Scheduling, T&A and Labor Management System. It interprets on-line complex labor rules at swipe time as well as the scheduling process. It is the most advanced labor scheduling ever. Easy to manage employee moves including crew changes. You can manage the entire company employees. It also manages a multitude of time banks. On-line interfacing with HOST , it generates gross pay to Legacy, ERP or any NET PAY Provider. Go to www.ulysoft.com |
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