factoHR vs TimeTrex

factoHR is a web-based HR platform for managing employee records, time off, onboarding, performance, and time tracking. It also provides mobile apps, attendance options such as face recognition, selfie punch, geofencing, and location-tagged punches, and administration for multiple entities and role-specific permissions. Integrations connect HR with payroll, finance, hiring, learning, background checks, and SSO systems. Customers can access and export their information on any plan. The free plan supports up to 20 employees and requires no credit card. Listed annual-billing plans for up to 50 employees are Core at ₹125 a month, Premium at ₹175 a month, and Ultimate at ₹225 a month; the pricing note lists paid plans from ₹4,499/mo (annual). Subscriptions may be paid quarterly or yearly. There is no cancellation fee or lock-in period, but remaining annual-plan credit is not refunded after discontinuation. Support hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:30 PM. factoHR is headquartered in Rajkot, Gujarat, India, and was founded in 2016.

TimeTrex is a workforce management platform that brings time and attendance, payroll, scheduling, and HR management together. Employees can clock in through a browser, mobile app, biometric facial-recognition timeclock, or traditional timeclock. Geolocation and geofencing can control and verify clock-in locations, with break tracking and attendance reports also available. Managers can assign shifts, handle swaps and time-off requests, and provide schedules through a browser or mobile synchronization. Payroll tools calculate taxes and deductions and support direct deposit, check printing, and electronic pay stubs. Integrations include ADP, QuickBooks, Sage, Paychex, and Ceridian; API connections can share data with accounting, hiring, and HR software. TimeTrex is available as cloud-hosted or on-site software, and customers can move between those deployments. On-site customers can keep data behind their firewalls and give IT managers access to PHP source code. It runs on Android, iOS, Linux, Windows, web, API, and self-hosted environments. The paid service has no free plan and includes a 30-day trial.