Tiltid

Name: Tiltid
Brand: Tiltid

Tiltid is a cloud-based workforce management and staffing optimization system that schedules multi-shift work, aligns staffing to demand using sales or traffic data, and provides operational analysis and integrations for labor planning and follow-up.

Est 1986

LinkedIn 289|Website|FTEs 19|HQ Stockholm, 01, SE

MarketsTime, Attendance, & Leave Management

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Where Tiltid may have a relative advantage: - Local Swedish and Nordic relevance: a long operating history in the market and vendor statements of a broad customer base in Nordic countries. - Vertical focus on retail, restaurants, and hospitality rather than a broadly horizontal HR tool. - A published subprocessor list and named partners provide some transparency on partners and subprocessors. Where competitors can be stronger: - Pricing transparency and buyer self-service: competitors such as Planday and tamigo publish pricing and offer trials, which reduces procurement friction. - Enterprise security posture documentation: larger global vendors often publish more extensive security documentation and certifications. - Public third-party review coverage and analyst visibility: more mature global vendors typically have greater presence on review platforms and in analyst research. Market trend note: Tiltid’s recent acquisition by a specialist consolidator is consistent with consolidation patterns in mature, vertical software markets where specialized acquirers consolidate mission-critical local solutions.

	Tiltid	Planday	tamigo
Starting Price	Not publicly listed (quote-based)	Published plan tiers and trial availability; published per-seat pricing information available from the vendor	Published per-location pricing information available from the vendor
Best For	Sweden/Nordics retail, hospitality, chains requiring Swedish labor context and partner ecosystem	Small-to-mid teams needing fast scheduling, time tracking, and payroll prep	Retail and hospitality businesses using per-location pricing and packaged WFM modules
Key Strengths	Local market relevance and vertical focus; needs-based planning use cases	Transparent tiers, self-serve trials, broad international adoption	Published entry pricing model and modular expansion; retail/hospitality focus
Key Weaknesses	Limited third-party review visibility; public security certification documentation not apparent; pricing not transparent	May require higher tiers for integrations and advanced features	Public reviews for some deployments show severe dissatisfaction in some cases (not universal)

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Where Tiltid may have a relative advantage:

Local Swedish and Nordic relevance: a long operating history in the market and vendor statements of a broad customer base in Nordic countries.
Vertical focus on retail, restaurants, and hospitality rather than a broadly horizontal HR tool.
A published subprocessor list and named partners provide some transparency on partners and subprocessors.

Where competitors can be stronger:

Pricing transparency and buyer self-service: competitors such as Planday and tamigo publish pricing and offer trials, which reduces procurement friction.
Enterprise security posture documentation: larger global vendors often publish more extensive security documentation and certifications.
Public third-party review coverage and analyst visibility: more mature global vendors typically have greater presence on review platforms and in analyst research.

Market trend note: Tiltid’s recent acquisition by a specialist consolidator is consistent with consolidation patterns in mature, vertical software markets where specialized acquirers consolidate mission-critical local solutions.

	Tiltid	Planday	tamigo
Starting Price	Not publicly listed (quote-based)	Published plan tiers and trial availability; published per-seat pricing information available from the vendor	Published per-location pricing information available from the vendor
Best For	Sweden/Nordics retail, hospitality, chains requiring Swedish labor context and partner ecosystem	Small-to-mid teams needing fast scheduling, time tracking, and payroll prep	Retail and hospitality businesses using per-location pricing and packaged WFM modules
Key Strengths	Local market relevance and vertical focus; needs-based planning use cases	Transparent tiers, self-serve trials, broad international adoption	Published entry pricing model and modular expansion; retail/hospitality focus
Key Weaknesses	Limited third-party review visibility; public security certification documentation not apparent; pricing not transparent	May require higher tiers for integrations and advanced features	Public reviews for some deployments show severe dissatisfaction in some cases (not universal)