PeopleSoft Reviews

With the way that my agency uses PeopleSoft, the most valuable feature of it is the ability it gives us to track our contracts and the release against those contracts.

The UI and appearance of People Soft needs a lot of upgrading and modernization. The current flow in the UI feel very clunky in comparison to the UI's of other sites.

I've used it for approximately two and a half years.

We upgraded to 9.2 last spring, so we've gone through that year-long cycle of challenges and getting it back up to running as smoothly as it was before.

Generally, it's stable. We haven't had any real issues with stability.

I think all the challenges in regards to scalability is getting more and more people to learn how to use PeopleSoft.

The company had been using the product for a long time before I started.

The initial setup was done before I started, but I haven't heard about it being particularly complex.

The solution could have better processes and automation, or features that allow for a paperless environment.

The solution is stable. 

The solution is scalable. We have about 100 users on it currently.

We use the on-premises deployment model.

I would recommend the solution. It's very stable and scalable, which makes it a reliable solution.

I would rate the solution seven out of ten.

PeopleSoft HCM is a mature, flexible and robust product. It integrates very well with our IT infrastructure. Its user interface is very good, too.

PeopleSoft is a great product that helps you improve processes in the Human Resources department. Its integrated modules are a better fit into our business processes.

Mobility is an area that has evolved a lot in recent years at PeopleSoft, so I think it would be an area of product improvement. The performance in specific transactions for payroll processes linked to time control would also help to improve the product.

No issues.

It's stable.

No issues.