TPS Cloud Axis Software Reviews & Ratings | 2023 | Software Advice

We used the TPS Desktop/On Premise software on a file server for 3-4 years and converted to TPS Axis in January 2021. Our staff members think Axis is much easier to use than the Desktop version of TPS was. It has been a wonderful change and I recommend TPS all the time.

PROS

We are primarily using TPS Axis for tracking employee time for payroll and to track client billable hours for invoicing. Our employees love that Axis is cloud-based, so staff can enter their time remotely. We also really like that the client work time sorts by different types of work and that each employee can have multiple billing rates for different types for their work. The reports that I use are easy to read. The conversion from the old version of TPS toTPS Axis was seamless and all of our old data was migrated into Axis in about 2 weeks. It’s a great value for the price. I would love it if TPS becomes full-bodied practice management software.

CONS

The report names are confusing because they are all so similar. I have a hard time getting the reports I want, so just use a few that I understand. Giving each of the reports a more unique name would add a huge amount of value for me because I could use the software at a much greater level.

Reason for choosing TPS Cloud Axis

Initially, a software consultant found the original version of TPS after doing research. I was so glad he did.

Reasons for switching to TPS Cloud Axis

We were starting to work remotely, so we were looking for a cloud-based time and billing package.