CloudDesk® vs. DeskTime

[CloudDesk is] well suited to cater for all your employee work progress needs. Its quite useful as its an app that allows you to keep track of remote workers across multiple time zones, especially during the worldwide pandemic. It can be used for different size businesses and industries. Very useful app, highly recommended product!!!

I would say that a scenario where DeskTime is well suited is for personal use in a private business. DeskTime does exactly what it advertises, and it does it very well. However, I think there is a lot of potential for over-monitoring of your employees, or over-monitoring from high ups in larger companies. In a private business for personal use, you're only monitoring your own time management, so you can adjust as needed.

Incentivized

• Takes random screenshot of the device while an employee is working
• Face ID verification
• Option to take a break
• Data to understand the productivity

• Tracks productivity
• Takes screenshots of activity
• Ranks users based on performance
• Can create and manage many teams
• Can see all hours worked, arrivals and departures
• Can dictate which websites are productive and unproductive

Incentivized

• Facial recognition
• UI
• UX

• Potential to over-monitor employee time usage
• No task tracking feature
• Realization of own poor time management

Incentivized

Affordability and ease of use are much more feasible than Time Doctor or any of the other solutions we've seen. Moreover, it was run by a few employees on a trial basis and they said that CloudDesk® was easier to use and used fewer resources than the competitors. While it didn't have all the features of its competitors, it had all the features required.

Desktime is the first time management software I have used.

Incentivized

• CloudApper helped to track the total employee work-hour

• Good Investment, with the report you can decide which other paid apps [are] not being used in the organization

Incentivized