Replicon vs Accelo

I would rate Replicon a 5 out of 5 stars. Before Replicon, as the manager, I was doing everything manually, simply with Excel spreadsheets. And so we needed a software that was going to allow us to be a little bit more efficient in our employee time tracking and also performance tracking as well. I looked into some others, but nothing that really offered me the flexibility that I was looking for. Replicon by far was the most flexible of all the different options that I looked at. I felt that it was the easiest for our end users, for my employees to use as far as clock-in, clock-out functionality is concerned. Also for myself on the back end, as the manager, it had the reports that I was looking for and also the ease of use to put together what I needed for each pay period. Integration of Replicon was quite simple actually, we had a designated representative with the company that I had frequent contact with that asked me specifically what we were looking for as far as flexibility is concerned. I had some very specific needs for them, and they were able to translate that into reporting tools that we were looking for. So integration was simple. The uploading of data was simple that we needed to have happen, and it happened in a decent timeframe as well. Replicon I feel is great for scalability. If you are a smaller business with a few end users that you're looking to simply and accurately track time, as well as to track processes or to check performance, Replicon will do that for you. Replicon is easy to work with, and also has some flexibility with their reporting tools that they can offer as well. So I think it depends on the size of your corporation and what you're looking for, but they've definitely been a great partner to work with.

Since the program included so many options, it took some time for the various teams to become proficient with it. The program would be ideal if it had a section for managing employees and payroll. Even with the technical support and lessons we were provided, configuring and migrating the software was a laborious process that required a lot of our time and attention.