Humi vs WebHR

Is Humi all it's cracked up to be? User reviews from the past year suggest that Humi is a breath of fresh air for Canadian SMEs looking to streamline their HR processes. Users rave about its intuitive interface, making it a breeze for even the least tech-savvy employees to navigate. For instance, one user, a self-proclaimed technophobe, was able to effortlessly approve time-off requests and access employee records. This user-friendliness is a key differentiator for Humi, as many competing HR software solutions are often clunky and convoluted. However, Humi isn't without its shortcomings. Some users have reported experiencing difficulties with the payroll functionalities, particularly when it comes to year-end filings and integration complexities. A few users expressed frustration with the lack of flexibility in setting up time-off policies for employees who work across multiple roles and have varying work hours. Despite these drawbacks, Humi's strengths lie in its user-friendliness, comprehensive HR functionalities, and stellar customer support, making it a solid choice for Canadian SMEs seeking an all-encompassing HR solution.

WebHR is a payroll and HR services software. Overall, users were happy with its features and functionality and felt happy with the service. They said it was easy to learn and adapt to the workplace, though the design was dated at times. Its payroll, time and attendance, HR management and recruiting tools were especially well-reviewed. Some smaller businesses used it in lieu of hiring an outside service to manage their business. Users had issues with the integrations, in particular, finding it difficult to integrate with other programs. They also ran into issues with its mobile functionality, which they said had a less intuitive design. Occasionally, they also found bugs. Overall, it’s appropriate for businesses that want to outsource their HR services or make use of extra tools to evaluate, compensate and pay their employees.