Time Point vs TNC Track

Time Point is cloud-based workforce management and HR software for businesses from SMEs to large multi-site organisations. Its Essentials package includes time and attendance, rostering, scheduling, labour cost analysis, holiday and absence management, payroll setup and links, reports, dashboards, training, a tablet clocking app, and a staff app. Employees can clock in through smart tablets, biometric facial or finger readers, cards or fobs, mobile phones, or desktops. The service supports availability management, shift swaps, multi-location scheduling, and a built-in time clock. HR capabilities across packages include onboarding, document management, digital signatures, an HR e-Diary, staff messaging, expenses, performance alerts, and an employee app. Premium adds document generation, GDPR management, training matrices, department and job tracking, lieu time banking, and multi-company payrolls. Time Point names Sage, Quantum, Collsoft, and BrightPay as payroll partners and says approved hours can be sent to payroll. Pricing is on request.

TNC Track is a workforce management platform combining attendance, leave, onboarding, performance, projects, finance, and CRM. Employees can clock in and out on web, mobile, or NFC stations. Attendance tools include timezone-aware shifts, missed-punch alerts, overtime calculations, and leave-without-pay handling. Leave workflows cover applications, approvals, balances, accruals, regional holiday calendars, and a shared team calendar. Project features include a six-stage Kanban board, sprint planning, Gantt timelines, task assignment, timesheets, and workload alerts. Other modules include employee records, org charts, salary and payslips, invoicing, analytics, training, and company policies. The maker describes Manny as a GPT-4o assistant that reads company policy, answers questions, and drafts reports. The free plan costs nothing and includes five seats, with additional seats at $5 a month each. Other modules are free for 30 days, then cost $10 a month per module. The platform is available on Android, iOS, and web, and is intended for remote, hybrid, and multi-location teams.