Intuit hosed me up again… Intuit hosed me up when they bought Quicken (11 years of financial data lost in a single moment and lots of really helpful adds saying I should just sign up for QuickBooks...) and now they have done the same to Tsheets. This used to be a very useful and relatively intuitive app that gave me immediate reporting and time analysis. Now it is a HUGE time suck that has me correcting timesheets constantly, when I am able to log in at ALL! Complete garbage. Avoid ALL Intuit products at all costs. If Square sells out to them I will absolutely lose my mind!

Tsheets bug filled. Tech support-useless Tsheets used to be a simple easy to use app with excellent tech support. We have 11 users. Now every few days I get calls for issues my staff is encountering with logging in or not being able to complete timesheet entries. Tech support is useless if you can reach them. Anyone have a suggestion for an alternative timekeeping software?

Terrible I have over 40 hours this month trying to fix all the issues with employees trying to login. All the updates for the app locks them out, or does not sync their time. We have techs all over the country and trying to walk them through the steps is horrible, expensive and not efficient for this company. Bottom line, TSheets is a terrible program since the Intuit buyout. Would not recommend to anyone.

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.

Tsheets and QBO payroll Time tracking for gov't contracts is useful. However, Tsheets does not truly/seamlessly link with QBO payroll as I have to reinput hourly billable payrates each payroll. I have to carefully export payroll summaries each time period into XLSx format, reformat total hours, cross check with QBO payroll. Overall, not a pleasent experience. Also, not clear how QBO chart of accounts fringe benefit_PTO category can truly link to TSHeets PTO function. We therefore don't use Tsheets PTO function.