SocialSchedules vs Hourly: Which is a better fit?

Ease of use, ease of setup, setup is organized and clear, love that it notifies my staff when I publish a schedule and is integrated with phone platforms/has an app.

It is ridiculously glitchy. I don't know how many schedules have been messed up because it will incorrectly mark blocked out days after refreshing which causes confusion and more work later on.

The ease of setting up different schedules is great and all my employees were able to quickly set up their profiles and were able to use the app with ease.

You can't use OpenSimSim on your phone, which is really too bad.

Overall it has been a good experience, I say that because my best friend is a software engineer and I know it takes time to work out the bugs in any application or program.

The thing that I struggle with the most with the app is adjusting my schedule for multiple days.

The transition over to Opensimsim was seamless. The best part has been watching the platform evolve and improve.

Inputting availabilities are a pain has you can only select day by day and I would prefer having a my availability weekly spread to check I have inputted the information correctly.

The overall experience with Hourly has been great. We appreciate the easy access and the simplicity of the software as our employees do too.

I have made the mistakes a couple of time by not selecting the correct time period because it defaults to more recent.

The ease of the program is also outstanding. In the 2 years of using the service, they have done many improvement as well.

Few steps need to be taken to pay hourly rate. Another trouble is monthly salary needs to deactivate (so that they dont get the stub) when we want to skip that employee.

It's fairly user friendly and has a variety of useful features. Great value for the price compared to other solutions.

So far I Don’t have anything about this software I don’t like least yet.

Super easy to use and track employees, great for a non technical person like myself.

I don’t like the fact that there was very small amount of instructions. I basically had to figure it out myself.