Avaliações do Hubstaff

Ele cumpre o que promete e não é pesado ou trabalhoso para instalar.

Não é muito claro como ele julga porcentagem de produtividade. Nunca é possível ter 100%, por exemplo.

I like that it comes with the integrated time doctor, detailed reports for the team activity & productivity, as well as the recruitment Hubstaff Talent platform, I'd say it's the best remote hiring platform. Have found many employees from there.

There's no payroll integration with Payoneer. It's tough to do payroll with limited options.

easy to use, stable desktop app, great visualizations and statistics, many possibilities for integration with another tools

some functionalities within this product are not fully customizable (e.g. idle time is set to min of 5 minutes), more flexibility would be great (e.g. you can`t enable or disable idle timer or disable manual adding/editing records within specific project/task.

Everything is awesome, and constant updates!

There are some minor bug fixes that need to be acknowledged!!

Good features. Highly recommend to business owners who want to boost their employees' productivity.

Some privacy concerns as a user. Since it screen caps your screen from time to time

Hubstaff is one of the most outstanding activity trackers for hourly-based work. Particularly, while you are a paying freelancers hourly and considering the movement you can perceive the sum you have worked. It is easy to comprehend and simple to utilize, it isn't inclined to mishaps or bugs, you can work without stress over time being clocked and it's not difficult to get and realize about it with practically no struggles. Time has unequivocally followed the software which surveils the employee movement and takes screen captures, you comprehend what individuals are chipping away at, and when! It makes your activity amazingly productive. The efficiency score is refined into a fundamental keyboard and mouse movement however it is the most un-intricate and clear technique to follow action and it assists the management with checking the comprehensive picture. There are heaps of blends and the assistance is awesome. One savvy thought is the day-to-day notice email that is sent with time worked, and level of activity.

Hubstaff at times adversely affects productivity. Representatives should recreate activities to work the entire hours, regardless of whether they can complete a venture quicker. I find the date selection genuinely burdensome and furthermore find it hard to recall where the specific reports are that I would like. Hubstaff ought to offer more customization choices to tweak the working of the application as indicated by the environment/nature of the workplace and work for instance setting a dormant break, screen capture recurrence, and so on. Our work is reliant upon the web, however, when the web is off, it actually tracks time, albeit the group isn't working around then, so there ought to be a choice to change these settings. The time fizzles when you utilized Hubstaff on your phone, and of the time it didn't match up with the Hubstaff on your PC. The screen capture is an excess of in some cases multiple times in succession without notice might save undesirable screens as well.

Very easy to set up, intuitive, brings me the data that I need for my management.

I would like to be able to set up secret tasks that only owner and team member can see.

using Hubstaff had made it so easy to monitor employees remotely, i like the online time sheet and attendance. i recommend the application since its so easy to use

its time-consuming since you have to capture data manually every time this needs to be improved to be provided good services to uses

online time sheet is very good and its easy to use in very business, i like the user interface which is so friendly

its disturbs a lot on window computers and tends to waste time

We can easily track our VA's daily activity to see which tasks she has worked on and for how long. Plus,Give her a list of tasks to complete along with detailed instructions.

We have been using HubStaff for about a month. So far we are happy with the features we've used.

Ease of use to track remote employees, payroll is very straightforward since it does all the calculations.

At first, some of the functions were a bit confusing, but we are learning as we go.

I use Hubstaff daily to track my clients, tasks, and invoices. They're always there to help and very easy to work with. 100% recommended for any virtual workers!

Sometimes I need to make adjustments to time entered and it won't allow me. But I've found a work around and I'm sure this will be updated soon.

The best thing that we've found out in Hubstaff that by adding the tasks in Asana they can appear in the time-tracking app. Also after doing the tasks the work time automatically gets posted in the Asana. That's a time saviour.

Some terms are different from the other apps and at some point, it's very strict that you can't put down custom task/to-do names in the app itself where the time would still count like in Toggl.

I've only used Hubstaff for time tracking with my company, I've never used it individually, but I've worked with it with two separate companies so far (as a freelancer), and when comparing it to other time tracking and monitoring tools, I find Hubstaff to be one of the most easy to use and amenable. The thing I like the most is the comprehensive user experience from my end, though I can't speak for admins. As a worker I enjoy being in control and up-to-date with my activity.

I would say that working with Hubstaff can get a little pressuring because of the activity system in place. What I mean is that I understand the way they measure activity but I do believe that looking for an activity sign every second can be very daunting, especially when some affiliate companies look for activity percentages higher than 80% for their employees. This forces many freelancers into a burnout trying to achieve these impossible productivity standards. Of course, Hubstaff can't claim responsability for what its users decide to do with it, but since it's fairly understandable that we (as workers) don't necessarily press keys or move the mouse at all times, maybe it would be better if they counted one activity sign every two (2) seconds, for example. Or if they offered ways to take breaks that were a direct part of the software and not something entirely at the discretion of one's employer. Hubstaff is great, but its current system does seem to favor employers more than employees, in my opnion, and this could lead to exploitation. Another thing is that the Windows app really needs an update, it has many bugs and doesn't look well on the UX side. There should be more options, not just an outdated-looking time tracker.

My team really appreciated the intuitive user interface and easy to understand features of this software. We found it very helpful in streamlining our workflow and making tasks easier to complete. Additionally, we liked that the software was highly customizable, allowing us to tailor it according to our specific needs. Furthermore, the customer support team was available 24/7 which provided us with great peace of mind. Overall, we found this software to be a great solution for our business needs.

The pricing of the software is on the high side, and some of the features appear to be a bit advanced for my needs. Additionally, I find the interface difficult to navigate and understand at times.

I love how it's so easy to use for any new team member. I can also teach a new manager quickly on how to track those who are below them.
It's also great that I am able to calculate pay easily, and see who has been actually performing the least when online.

The biggest thing I would love to see is being able to easily check if someone has been adding/modifying their time too much. In the old software that we used, I can easily open a calendar and for each employee, check how many hours was working on the computer, and how many hours were done offline/tracked by the app. I have to go through one by one before actually catching someone who is violating company policies.

Another one would be instead of having the checkbox portion of idle time when people have been away from their computer, make it a radio select where they have to choose whether to keep or delete it. This has caused so much confusion with our team when we started, and would greatly help in making sure that their time is logged correctly.

The time-tracking and employee monitoring tool Hubstaff is widely considered to be among the best available. Since I started using Hubstaff, tracking the amount of time that employees spend on a project has gotten much simpler for me even if I do most of my work remotely. Even when there is no internet connection, Hubstaff is able to measure productivity and keep track of the time employees spend working.

Although Hubstaff is heading in the right path, there are occasions when the notifications do not reach in a timely manner when we utilise Hubstaff with the Chrome extension. In addition, if a user forgets to start the tracking button, Hubstaff ought to offer the user a gentle nudge in the form of a reminder.

We especially love about hubstaff is the newly released "Hubstaff Tasks" function which allows us to track the task along with the time taken for each user. As a software company that prides itself in transparency, our clients truly appreciate seeing how their money is spent, and Hubstaff offers them the perfect easily-exported PDF files.

Rather than what we like least, we recognize that each platform is a growing and developing business, and Hubstaff has show us that they are constantly improving to meet customer needs.
To this extend I would love to see these improvements in the next major update:

1) To be able to connect one-single project to multiple integrations at a time, for example to Hubstaff Tasks as well as Quickbooks.

2) To be able to upgrade a single user or owner to a higher plan, so as to take advantage of the higher tier benefits.

3) To be able to edit Immutable times from external integrations, in the case of Human error in selecting projects or Tasks.

* Apps for OSX, iPhone
* Perfect for individuals
* Allows reports for customized date range

* Website is often confusing: always have to look around to find the right page for creating a customized report
* Task durations are only downloadable in hour:minute:second form, which makes it cumbersome if you're importing into a spreadsheet and still need to convert to decimal hours (e.g., convert 1:37:17 to decimal)
* Need to enter tasks when setting up a project: can't enter them in the process of entering time. Would be nice to be able to type a task in the dropdown, have the page display an alert ("Do you want to add the task 'Drive to customer site' to the project?"), add the task to the project, and update the drop-down.
* Would like the option for more flexibility in manually entering times, e.g., if I'm doing something from 9:00
a.m. to 9:38 a.m., and I realize that I haven't started the timer, give me the option of manually entering 40 minutes before 9:40 a.m., even if it's not yet 9:40.
* In general, need more configuration options (see above).

It has revolutioned the way that we manage our employees. It's amazing to be able to see granularly what they are doing so we can manage them more effectively and have them use their time more productively.

Employees waste time, let's face it with Facebook, cell phones, lots of other stuff is distracting them and wasting you the owner ofyour companies time, give them an inch, they will take a mile. Let's keep honest people honest and let them know from the beginning, if they are here to work, they are here to work and not to waste any time!

None really, I love it. It has met and exceeded all of my expectations.

I like how easy it is to track projects and prove my activity level is high enough. I also like how you can see if your employer tracks URLs, apps, or Screenshots in case something sensitive is on there (for example, a screenshot of you talking about someone else at the company or bank password).

I do not like the UI at all on the mac app. It is dated and does not even show the start button if the window is too small. I also do not like the idea of tracking URLs, apps, and screenshots, though I understand why a company would want to. I prefer review of an employee be done upon their performance on what they should be doing and trust them with the rest. Although if an employee breaks their trust, then I understand tracking them more.

The software does a great job of integrating users in tasks to be completed as well as tracking their time on the computer.

More than once the system has not allowed users to clock in their time and it has to be manually input by management. Also the time tracking cannot be customized to your payout schedule.

* It's a great productivity tool to have for a company who want's to manage their employee activity tracking with ease.
* Easy to setup specifically in the employee's side.
* Does not require much resource, you'll barely feel it running on the background even though it takes screenshot of your desktop by the minute, so you'll never get interrupted by it.
* Accurate activity & time tracking
* Smart features, like when an employee is inactive for a certain amount of time, it will pop-up a prompt informing the employee that he/she is already inactive, when you get disconnected from the internet it will still resume time tracking, but the activity tracking will halt and it will sync back once your connected again.

* Frequent updates, which in turn addresses any existing bug in the software.
* Cross platform

* An occasional automatic-stop-time issue, it rarely happens, but when it does, it's a huge hassle.
* Automatic logging out issues, these are knit-picked issues really, and future users might not experience this anymore due to frequent updates done by the hubstaff dev team.

• Easy to set up and use• Provides detailed reports and graphs• Built-in Pomodoro timer• Helps to optimize team’s workflow• Tracks time and progress on tasks• User-friendly dashboard

• Limited customization options• Can be difficult to interpret reports• No automated reminders for due dates

The user-friendly interface made it a very easy software to install and use. As a user, you can easily see what your manager will see and judge your productivity on it.

It's terrible being monitored by mouse and keyboard usage for 8+ hours a day. Your productivity isn't measured by those metrics. For example, we had zoom meetings during the day to discuss streamlining processes between departments. Hubstaff showed that we were not working at all for that hour meeting, which skews the daily metric TERRIBLY. I also do not think it's beneficial for employers to hover over their employees strictly, but that's not HubStaff's fault.