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MenuWhat is the best HR automation system in the market and why?
I am interested to know which systems are most widely used in the US, UK & India.
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Zenefits is top of mind, growing fast and operating all over the U.S., which is incredible because they're only a few years old. All of their HR services are free, like tracking employee PTO, changing 401K contribution amounts etc. etc., but Zenefits also employs a small army of insurance brokers. If you use Zenefits you can continue using your current insurance broker for employee health care policies, but they can offer you a quote as well. That's where a big chunk of their revenue comes from, which is fine. Btw the CEO still serves as the Zenefits administrator for the company, which I think is really cool, but that's coming from a product guy. Anyway I researched this topic last month, hope it helps.
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Gregg M. Kennelly
In India you have one of the best flexible, agile HR system that fits in any device for HR management is ApHusys. You have a base version which is free module and pay per use for other modules as you go. This keeps budget low and effective if used for advanced modules.
I have personally implemented Ultimate Software in various companies and feel it is the best HRIS on the market. One platform can do payroll, on-boarding, sourcing, benefits, etc. Reasons for outperforming competition is because of the seamless integration and assistance during install. Have worked with Paycor, Paychex, Bamboo, etc. and nothing seems to compare. http://www.ultimatesoftware.com
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