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.

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.

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.

I combine TPS with QuickBooks for my billing and invoicing functions and use TPS to monitor my employees time usage. It has been very helpful and the support has been very quick to respond and assist with any problems.

I am able to track the time of five or six employees across my customer base of about 900 clients and their different projects. This is very helpful in invoicing and making sure jobs are profitable and is also a good training tool for employees and time management.

The negatives about TPS are my own fault as I need to delegate more to employees and load more data to make this program more functional and helpful to me.

Easy to use, customer service is always great.

Many glitches, Quarterly Automatic Billing does not work. Reports need to be simplified, very hard to find information that is needed, seeing what an invoice is for without having to open the invoice or type descriptions every time would be more convenient.

Our firm selected TPS Cloud Axis because it had all of the features of our previous system, but also included two new features: it was cloud-based, and it had a functional workflow platform. All of this, for a much more reasonable price. Tiered options for features also gives us the possibility of having TPS expand to grow with our firm, if needed. There is a large initial time investment required to get TPS set up, however once it is set-up, it works smoothly.

Fair pricing with tiered options, so you are only paying for what you truly need; tailored for accounting firms, and is based around clients rather than engagements; includes customizable workflow platform; cloud-based; timecard entry includes start/stop times, rather than having to use a timer.

TPS overall is not intuitive, sometimes you have to click around a lot to find what you are looking for; the report tree is also not intuitive or easy to navigate (although being able to save and re-name your favourite reports helps with this); the data conversion service required a lot of work on our part (both before and after).

We have been using TPS Cloud Axis for approximately 2 years, after using the non-cloud version for 3 years prior. It has been a tremendous asset to our practice and has helped immeasurably. The fact that is a cloud-based system allows us to you it anywhere, which is huge! We didn't realize how much we were underbilling our clients until we were introduced to TPS.

Time tracking for our accountants is of the utmost importance. TPS Cloud Axis has been a lifesaving tool and helps us bill our clients appropriately.

I can't really come up with any cons! We love it!