
Overall, Keka is a really good product.
We use Keka every day to monitor and manage various aspects of employee records. At a very competitive price, it offers plenty of features to work with.
Here’s what I like about Keka:
1. It allows us to post content, make announcements, and run polls within the platform.
2. Assets inventory: It’s very easy to manage and maintain an assets inventory database in Keka.
3. The remote clock-in feature is very promising. Since we are a remote-working company with flexible hours, we don’t use this feature, but it would be very helpful for teams that need to track employee time.
4. Hiring: From sourcing to hiring to onboarding, we do it all in Keka.
5. Surveys: It’s also very easy to create and send surveys to collect feedback from people within the organization.
6. Document repository: All employee-related e-documents can be stored in one place.
7. Our finance team has set up our tax modules in Keka, which makes filing taxes much easier.
8. Appraisals: It has a comprehensive and customizable appraisal system, and the module can be tailored to your requirements. The auto-generated appraisal letters are a lifesaver if you want to skip the manual work of creating them.
9. Leave management: An easy way to manage and track your own and your team’s leave.
10. Tickets: We use Keka to raise issues related to IT and expenses.
11. Customer support is very prompt in most cases. However, if you need special support, it can take some time to get through.
12. It’s also a very easy platform to navigate, and most modules are straightforward to use and implement. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Overall, I do like Keka—it’s a really good HRMS.
Based on my requirements, there are a few things I don’t like:
1. Surveys: When we create surveys, the only option is to send them to the whole organization. It would be great to have the option to send surveys to specific people as well. I especially felt this need when trying to collect feedback through surveys for new joiners.
Update: this feature is added now, yeay!
2. Recruitment: There are two issues I face with Keka Hire. First, there isn’t an option to send trigger emails that are customized for each stage of the hiring process. Second, the email conversation we have with a candidate isn’t visible in Keka—we have to check Gmail to see the thread. This is a huge area for improvement.
3. Integrations: In our case, there are still a lot of missing product integrations—Slack, for instance. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.






