DeskTime vs. Hubstaff

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

It enables you to monitor workers' time on every project. It monitors productivity even if an internet connection is not available. It provides a customizable interface. Every task is customizable to suit project requirements. It allows you to track time from anywhere in the world. In this way, it provides powerful insights to determine how many hours are required to do a project.

Incentivized

• 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

• It has all the features that need to have while managing the project like screen capturing, sending invoices, create and view reports, pay and quick insights.
• It also gives me the reports of my team effectiveness.
• It tracks all the project progress along with team effectiveness and productivity at the workplace, gives me all the insights into team performance, and also helps me to track team productivity easily.
• Another great feature that Hubstaff has which is its integration module.

Incentivized

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

Incentivized

• [Hubstaff] is limited to integrations, while working on the projects I face difficulty to drag the drop because sometimes the plan requires to be discussed and it becomes a necessity to insert various attachments on the spot so that we could achieve the maximum.
• Further live chats should be made available.

Because it's easy to implement and use. It does not disrupt your work.

Incentivized

I give it 9 because it is really good for time tracking and managing remote teams. It helps me to manage my team very efficiently. Still, prices are high, so don't give 10. I need more discounts to add more team. Also need more accuracy as users are now fooling the tools with various cheats. Overall it is good and helfull

Incentivized

I've never had any issues and always received proper support. They let you know in advance when they'll be in maintenance and it's always in odd hours, so it's good. You still can use it when they are maintaining it.

Incentivized

I've never had any issues. It loads correctly and works like a charm.

Incentivized

Hubstaff has always responded to support requests in a timely manner and has kept me in the loop of changes. When contacting them about future changes/features they've always been upfront on whether that is a change they are looking to make and when that change may occur. Finally, if the person I have communicated with was unable to resolve, they always escalated to the next best person who can answer/resolve.

Incentivized

None, everything went smoothly.

Incentivized

Desktime is the first time management software I have used.

Incentivized

Hubstaff is a better tool than Hubstaff. There
are certain details which if present can enhance the overall user experience
and I must mention that Hubstaff has carefully taken into account and has given
attention to detail by even making easy to understand training videos available
for beginners that can further help and aid them in training.

Incentivized

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

Incentivized

• The availability of the recording feature is the biggest plus of this software so that I can easily record things that can be proved helpful to me further.
• It has replaced timesheets with spreadsheets and this is how it makes my work easier and interesting for me.

Incentivized