John
GBGoing downhill, switch to competitor Used to be a good product but since they were acquired from Intuit they have went downhill. Now charge annual contracts with no refunds even if the software isn't a good fit and prices are rising. New log in process is problematic too. We've switched now to a UK competitor TimeKeeper and saved our monthly bill hundreds, and personally, I prefer this new product better.
Cara Billingsley
GBConstantly logs you out Constantly logs you out, if you make a mistake (typo) logging in you have to wait 20 minutes to try again. Additionally, and ILLEGALLY they track you via your phone even when you are not at work (not a requirement for my employment), you can't even clock in unless you allow them to track your phone 24/7. I hate this app, and their arrogance in requiring me to remember a password just to clock in. I don't work for t-sheets but they sure seem to think I do. Evil tech company.
Chad
GBT-Sheets was a good program until… T-Sheets was a good program until purchased by Intuit. Have been using for years with 50+ employees and all worked fine until Intuit took over. Their support is terrible, they have no answers. We have no choice but to switch and may get away from QuickBooks/Intuit as well.
Ian Bernard
GBTsheets 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!
Habituer
GBCancelled 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