Leave it to Intuit to completely ruin a… Leave it to Intuit to completely ruin a great app. On top of all the login, security update and sync issues Admins no longer have the ability to assist their employees. And then you go to try and reach customer service...good lord. Intuit definitely took that over as well. I used to get great customer service from TSheets...no longer. Now it's all the standard crap that never seems to resolve an issue.

I just spent 3 hour and 10 minutes on… I just spent 3 hour and 10 minutes on the online chat to try to get my verification process to work correctly and they never got it working properly. I would NEVER recommend this company. I use it strictly for a stand alone timesheet program and I do NOT integrate with Quickbooks because it messes up all my prior time cards that are already entered in Quickbooks. It is expensive and not worth the money!!!! Stay away from this program.

Using TSheets started out well...gone down hill fast Using TSheets started out well but it's gone downhill fast. Our latest problem is that the the "invite" button does not work, so all of our newly-hired employees can't sign in to TSheets. We also have employees who were locked out of their accounts and can't get back in. We've had to go back to tracking job hours by hand, and automated job hour tracking was why we got TSheets in the first place. Customer service is usually nice but they usually can't help you either, and you'll be talking to them nearly every day if you use this program.

Cancelled and Demanded Refund We did a free trial for our small business (less than 10) and it actually made our payroll process harder. TSheets doesn't properly sync with QuickBooks. After two months of troubleshooting...we cancelled and demanded a refund as the free 30 days expired without completing even one successful paycheck. Boo

Tsheets used to rock before they sold… Tsheets used to rock before they sold out to Intuit. Buggy and overly protective with constant validations. You would think their protecting the Dept of defense. Typical story of goliath thinking they know better than David...Totally turned off!