TIMEmSYSTEM
Improve Your Workflow
Est 1998
Improve Your Workflow
Published Sep 19, 2026
Sources: TIMEmSYSTEM webinar page; SDU notice.
Source: events.timemsystem.com webinar.
An ERFA day agenda references new features and roadmap but does not publicly disclose specifics in the event listing; therefore roadmap items and dates are not verifiable from accessible sources.
Source: events.timemsystem.com ERFA event page.
Sources: TIMEmSYSTEM product + integrations + GDPR pages.
Source: Official vendor announcement (vendor-published).
Source: Official vendor website.
Source: Third-party public notice.
Based on TIMEmSYSTEM packaging and license bands:
In practice, TIMEmSYSTEM appears best suited to organizations where rule complexity justifies system overhead.
Source: Official vendor packaging and licensing documentation.
Strongest implied fit:
Source: Official vendor homepage and service descriptions.
Source: Official product documentation and integration guides.
TIMEmSYSTEM states it serves public, semi-public, private organizations, and educational institutions in Denmark, with emphasis on handling advanced combinations of working time rules and collective agreements. The vendor also asserts it has significant presence within the Danish central government; this claim was not independently validated in publicly accessible data.
Sources: Official vendor product pages.
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Download full report →Organizations with simple rules that prioritize fast rollout When only basic timesheets/clock-in/out are required without complex premiums and collective agreements, lighter tools may deliver faster time-to-value.
Procurement that requires extensive, publicly available security documentation upfront TIMEmSYSTEM publishes GDPR/ISAE artifacts, but public documentation captured in this research did not clearly cover SSO/SCIM/audit log/encryption details. If procurement requires extensive public security documentation, vendors with more explicit security pages may be easier to evaluate.
Procurement processes that emphasize peer-review validation on global platforms If the selection heavily weights G2/TrustRadius/Gartner peer reviews, mTIME may have limited visibility relative to some competitors.
Primary need is workforce scheduling optimization for shift work For heavy scheduling (rotas, demand forecasting, large-scale shift swapping), a workforce-management-first vendor (e.g., tamigo, Quinyx) may be a better fit; however, integration and Danish agreement depth should be validated.
A major constraint for TIMEmSYSTEM/mTIME evaluation is that mainstream global review platforms (G2, TrustRadius, Gartner Peer Insights) did not surface a clear, accessible product listing and review corpus for TIMEmSYSTEM or mTIME during this research.
As a result, review sentiment is inferred from:
This is less reliable than a broad set of end-user reviews.
Sources: Official vendor documentation and news; Public university operational notice; Vendor events/webinar materials.
Caution: logos indicate usage/relationship but are not the same as quantified outcomes.
Source: Vendor homepage and marketing materials.
Source: Vendor news announcement (late 2020).
Source: Public university operational notice.
This suggests that at least historically, certain data integrity issues occurred and required administrator intervention.
Source: Vendor webinar materials.
Direct end-user quotes from Gartner Peer Insights, Reddit, TrustRadius, G2, HackerNews were not found for TIMEmSYSTEM/mTIME during this research (likely due to low international footprint, language/market specificity, and/or indexing/access constraints).
Instead, the report includes direct text excerpts from:
These are not the same as independent user reviews, but they provide attributable statements about real-world issues and adoption.
TIMEmSYSTEM (a Visma-owned Danish software provider) sells mTIME, a time and activity registration system focused on workforce time tracking, absence/leave handling, and complex rule/collective-agreement calculations—especially for Danish public sector and adjacent organizations. TIMEmSYSTEM describes mTIME as designed to reduce manual effort by automating calculations (for example, flex balance, leave, premiums/allowances) and integrating with payroll/HR/finance systems.
Key functional themes from the vendor:
Sources: Official vendor documentation and product overview pages.