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Rotaready is cloud-based rota management software, with integrated time and attendance monitoring, cost control and HR.
Leman Street 56, E1 8EU, United Kingdom
Pathetic software. Pathetic customer service
Send them a complaint, fill in a questionaire with all our personal details, and the reply "thank you for reaching out" with an email address which is not monitored!!
Our time is NOTHING as far as these plonkers are concerned.
Impossible to get direct contact.
AVOID.
Total amateurs running software a teenager would design better.
Rotaready were fantastic when we joined them, and the functionality of the system was very good. Customer Service very polite and helpful.
But then they were taken over, we had an issue with a misunderstanding over a renewal. When we questioned it- we were simply told, if you don't like then leave, so we are.
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