Agendrix vs Divvy

Agendrix is online workforce management software for shift-based teams. Managers can create and share schedules, collect availability and requests, manage time off and shift swaps, and notify qualified employees about open shifts. Employees can clock in from a computer, tablet, mobile app with GPS, RFID card, or barcode, with time entries gathered in timesheets. Essential includes scheduling, communication, request management, and reporting; Plus adds HR management, surveys, customizable permissions, employee records, document storage, and electronic signatures. Add-ons cover phone clock-ins, automated time tracking, premiums, resources, and expenses. Integrations include QuickBooks, ADP Workforce Now, Lightspeed, Nethris, Sage 50, Payworks, and Ceridian Powerpay. It is available on web, Android, and iOS, and the pricing comparison lists API access. Agendrix says it follows ISO/IEC 27001:2022, GDPR, and Quebec Law 25, and provides unlimited chat, email, and phone support seven days a week with training. Pricing starts at 3.25 CAD/user/mo, with no free plan and a trial of up to 21 days.

Divvy connects restaurant point-of-sale data to tip rules and shows managers and employees how each payout was calculated. It supports Toast, Square, Clover, Heartland, and Shift4 (SkyTab), with CSV import for other data. Tip pools can split evenly or use hours, points, per-role rules, or keep-your-own methods. Automatic tip-outs route shares to support roles using tips or sales, with caps to prevent negative balances. Employees can see tips, hours, pay-period totals, and real-time earnings in the portal and Tip Bank. Managers get date-ranged earnings reports, payroll export, IRS Form 8027 gross-receipts tracking, and a payout audit log. The Hiring Hub supports job postings, applicant tracking, careers pages, and onboarding. Core costs $39 a month per restaurant; Payouts costs $69 a month per restaurant and adds direct deposits through Stripe. A 14-day trial is available. Divvy runs in a browser on desktop and mobile devices; its native iOS app is still in development.