HR-Inform

Hi all,

We are about to subscribe for HR-inform pro and I would like to hear feedback from colleagues who have used it or are using it.

Could anyone please share their experience using it especially thoughts or reviews about the 5-year sign up.

Thanks!

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  • Hi Oredola, apologies this is late, but thought I'd share for the benefit of others.

    I used HR Inform at my last job and having just moved to a standalone role, I recommended a subscription to my new employer.

    Unfortunately, it turned into a long drawn out process as they also tried to get me to commit to a 5 year contract on a significantly higher price than my last company. I'm finally on a 2 year deal, closer in cost to my last company. However, having read several posts about the pitfalls of auto-renewal, I served notice on the same day I signed up! Let's see what happens in 2 years' time...

    Whilst this horse-trading was going on, I did investigate XpertHR (now Brightmine) and Peninsula. Both looked very good, although were not a straight apples with apples comparison with HR Inform, but both were much more expensive and I couldn't justify the difference to my new employer. I will definitely do a market review in two years' time though. I guess that the CIPD membership discount of 50% makes all the difference so while the CIPD partner with Croner, it's always going to be hard to financially justify another platform...

    In terms of HR Inform, I use it mainly for their template documents which generally do the job. I've used the helpline twice in 4 years and felt no more confident when I hung up the 'phone. They don't seem prepared to commit to much and I think you may still end up paying for legal advice for anything really tricky. I've just had a demo of their job evaluation / salary benchmarking tool which looks very good though.

    I hope this helps!
  • Was looking to see whether other members had had the same bad experiences when trying to cancel. Really surprised that another year on and with the amount of reviews where members are significantly out of pocket, that they haven't proactively reconsidered their unfair terms 

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