Sage HRMS vs. SAP SuccessFactors

Sage HRMS is a software that fits in all organizations whether small or large and this makes it the most suitable HR solution as it will help you manage your workforce even if it may appear small. The software has analytics and reporting tools that are applicable in performance management where you will use them in assessing the productivity of your employees and plan on how to improve further as a workforce. It further helps in employee on-boarding, payroll management, and talent management

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SAP SuccessFactors look and feel, and the Dashboard is informative and easy to use. Reviewing employee profiles is very informative for administrators, and it helps them follow the steps. Anyone can view the Organizational chart and easily see all the positions from top to bottom—the control center to review the Pending workflows, Failed workflows, Reports, Replication errors, etc.

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• Ability to see history (like job history) easily at a glance.
• Ability to make changes easily.
• Organizing info in the employee record.

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• Has information in one place in employee central.
• The workflow approval system is very good, so it is secure to ensure that incorrect data is picked up via the approval process.
• The time management feature is very good, easy to navigate and works effectively.

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• We changed our chart of accounts. The system does not allow you to change the numbering format, so we had to start over with new databases.
• The tax return portion of the software does not file local taxes. We would definitely like to see this functionality in the future.
• The payroll piece does not handle complicated move up and move downs for union pay. This could definitely be improved upon.

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• data format alignment across all modules
• significantly improve end user experience, simplification
• two many SAP pages to find any information, especially difficult when close to a bi-annual release
• things get deployed but sometime hard to find clarity on details, e.g. AI costing ad usage of credits

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I do not work with this software anymore, and I am not involved with the renewal of it. However, if I were, I would still suggest using it unless something better was introduced

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We have put a vast amount of time and effort into our installation- and there is more work to be done, but the system has a lot of benefits that we plan to maximize and optimize in order to generate the greatest value for everyone involved

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I trust the usability is pretty good at industry best standards with robust security and roles well defined. The availability of best practices role gives a good front runner accelerator for this. Also the security aspect with IAS in place enhances a layer of security. Overall SAP SuccessFactors has good usability with industry best UI and experience .

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Until now we have not had serious availability problems with SuccessFactors, we had Microsoft Active Directory and SSO with ADFS and we had availability problems but because of problems with ADFS, we migrated to Azure AD and with that the availability problems of SuccessFactors because of ADFS went away. The only windows of unavailability that we have had are those that we are communicated to do maintenance and upgrades.

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The performance is very good, the truth is that we have not had serious performance problems, some complex reports may take a little longer, but considering the complexity and the amount of records it is an acceptable time. We have never received a complaint from users regarding page loading speed.

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SuccessFactors Employee Central gets a middle of the road rating from me because of the things it does really well - Training. It falls short with the objectives cascade and visibility amongst my reports. That's what brings it down to a 5. Objectives need to be clear and concise in order to gain buy-in from your reports, and SuccessFactors muddies that by poor delineation between cascaded attributes and my report's objectives. The whole objectives cascade can be reworked.

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The in-person training was with a consultancy, we have taken several courses, all very specific. They have been reports in ecp, general configuration of ec, reports and IAS

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We use SAP Learning, and we like it very much, the topics are updated along with the products, we have access to the SFX customer certifications and we have done them all, in general the SAP learning platform is very good and complete.

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As we were new with all this, we would greatly appreciate if we had assitance directly from SAP so we can implement the modules with all of its features and best practices. Unfortunately, we notice that the partner left some thing incomplete.

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Sage HRMS was very cost effective for a non-profit. It does all that we needed as a company and more. It also allows us to handle payroll ourselves instead of outsourcing [it].

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definitely success factors has more modules and more governance related practices an better integrates with all our third party companies like benefits and payroll. we are able use success factors as a progression from Sap hcm and evolve to more cloud and robust ways with various modules. we really like the org structure and EC features along with time off

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Not applicable.

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The scalability and flexibility of SuccessFactors is unbeatable. It is very easy to scale the product to new countries and areas, and with the help of CPI it can be easily integrated.

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We did use this service to do analysis of the solution being implemented. It was a good check point during the project to see if everything is going as planned.

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• there can be a high ROI when processing payroll in house compared to outsourced. Not to mention the flexibility you gain.

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• We can clearly outline our objectives, targets, and methods to accomplish the same, grades and reviews, and overall progress.
• Helps identify areas of strengths and weaknesses, constructive criticism.
• Increases motivation and confidence, which is then reflected in our daily work routine.

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