7.8
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Streamline your workforce management with TimeClock Plus.
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TCP TimeClock Plus is a versatile and user-friendly timekeeping solution that caters to businesses of various sizes. Its standout strengths include impressive customizability and seamless integration capabilities with platforms like Oracle HCM and PrismHR, making it highly adaptable to unique organizational needs. The system’s intuitive interface and multiple ...Read more
Offers strong customizability, making it easy to tailor for specific business or client needs, including geofencing and multiple integration options like Oracle HCM or PrismHR.
User-friendly interface for both employees and managers, with intuitive time tracking, PTO management, and mobile access.
Excellent customer support, with prompt responses, thorough assistance, and follow-ups where needed.
Reduces paperwork and manual tracking by automating payroll updates, tracking hours, and managing schedules digitally.
Initial setup and system configurations can be complex and time-consuming, often requiring extensive support or third-party assistance.
Some users find the interface and navigation for backend functions unintuitive, especially when managing complex workflows or rules.
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Heather O
02/16/23
"Merges well with Netchex for manual labor"
What do you like best about TCP TimeClock Plus? It mergest well with Netchex which is our software program for payroll. What do you dislike about TCP TimeClock Plus? You are very limited with reports and I wish they had a better report designer. What problems is TCP TimeClock Plus solving and how is that benefiting you? Keep track of time for employees at various locations.
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Mauraka B
02/16/23
"Terrible"
What do you like best about TCP TimeClock Plus? I cannot think of anything that I truly appreciate or like about TCP. What do you dislike about TCP TimeClock Plus? Scheduling is rigid, not user-friendly, time-consuming, poor customer service What problems is TCP TimeClock Plus solving and how is that benefiting you? TCP was purchased to help manage employee schedules, track accruals, and track employee time sheets. It took over a year to get everything working right. It even involved us ...
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Matthew B
02/16/23
"Overall, very good."
What do you like best about TCP TimeClock Plus? Being able to schedule and restrict punches to specific hours. What do you dislike about TCP TimeClock Plus? Needing an admin log-in to override punches on a restricted punch (either early or late). Would be nice to have an override code that hourly managers could use that would push notifications to admin. What problems is TCP TimeClock Plus solving and how is that benefiting you? Tracking punches, tracking when individuals are reporting for ...
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Tuffic G
02/15/23
"Awesome Tool"
What do you like best about TCP TimeClock Plus? Setting up users, schedules and sending notifications. What do you dislike about TCP TimeClock Plus? The downside of TCP Timeclock Plus is getting support technicians to help resolve the issues. What problems is TCP TimeClock Plus solving and how is that benefiting you? Time and Attendance schedule.
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Valérie L
02/15/23
"Great for scheduling multiple employees"
What do you like best about TCP TimeClock Plus? Great for scheduling multiple employees and keeping track of their hours. Can be used for multiple locations. What do you dislike about TCP TimeClock Plus? Cannot use an email account for two different profies What problems is TCP TimeClock Plus solving and how is that benefiting you? n/a
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Tuffic G
02/15/23
"Awesome Tool"
What do you like best about TCP TimeClock Plus? Setting up users, schedules and sending notifications. What do you dislike about TCP TimeClock Plus? The downside of TCP Timeclock Plus is getting support technicians to help resolve the issues. What problems is TCP TimeClock Plus solving and how is that benefiting you? Time and Attendance schedule.
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June R
02/15/23
"We like it for several of the things we were looking for."
What do you like best about TCP TimeClock Plus? We like that if a time line is overlapping it will let you know in a couple of different ways. What do you dislike about TCP TimeClock Plus? It is a little bit harder to import items for other software. What problems is TCP TimeClock Plus solving and how is that benefiting you? It is solving the overlapping problem we were having with the other software we were using.
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Joshua L
02/14/23
"Satisfied!"
What do you like best about TCP TimeClock Plus? It is a very effecient system, and their support is top tier, they provide all of the solutions that our business could need. What do you dislike about TCP TimeClock Plus? Sometimes the machines need to be repaired. What problems is TCP TimeClock Plus solving and how is that benefiting you? We need to track extra employee time.
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Amie H
02/14/23
"Time Clock Plus is a great tool for a growing business"
What do you like best about TCP TimeClock Plus? There are so many options for reporting and creating reports. The customizable dashboard was one of my favorites. I liked the excellent customer service we received whenever there was a challenge. They walked us through the situation and helped us receive a solution every time! What do you dislike about TCP TimeClock Plus? It was a challenge that I could only see 100 team members at a time on the dashboard. As we grew, it would have been nice ...
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Liliana M
02/14/23
"Effective and easy to use"
What do you like best about TCP TimeClock Plus? That is easy to understand and use. It is an effective tool for time management What do you dislike about TCP TimeClock Plus? Not that I dislike it, it is just that it is very strict with the rules applied, which is a good thing. I just need to get used to it. What problems is TCP TimeClock Plus solving and how is that benefiting you? Attendance and absences. It is very easy for us not to track those items
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