tamigo
Copenhagen workforce management for retail and hospitality chains, priced per location
Quick Overview
| Company | tamigo ApS |
|---|---|
| Category | Employee Scheduling |
| Headquarters | Copenhagen, Denmark |
| Founded | 2006 |
| EU Presence | EU (Denmark) |
| Data Location | EU (tamigo states that all customer data is hosted within the EU; the provider is not named) |
| Open Source | No |
| Pricing | Essential from EUR 15 per location per month, Standard from EUR 30 per location per month; Advanced and Premium on custom pricing |
| Free Option | Free trial offered for Essential and Standard; the length is not published |
| Replaces | Deputy, UKG, When I Work |
Detailed Review
tamigo is a workforce management platform from Copenhagen for retail, supermarkets, restaurants and hotels. The tamigo Essential plan covers basic scheduling, daily timesheets, absence requests and a basic payroll export. Standard adds shift bids, shift exchanges, the mobile time clock and employee skills.
Advanced brings schedule templates, worktime warnings, a time bank, custom KPIs and API access, and Premium adds custom payroll and HR integrations plus global payroll compliance. tamigo says it supports 20 languages and serves customers in 20 countries, which is the reason it ranks third: breadth across borders, with less price transparency above the Standard plan.
tamigo ApS gives Kristianiagade 8, 2100 Copenhagen as its headquarters, with Danish VAT number 28277679, and says it was founded in 2006 by Jakob Toftgaard.
The about page states that Viking Venture from Norway invested EUR 9.3 million in 2019, so the named outside investor is European as well. The tamigo trust centre states that all customer data is hosted within the EU and that third-party providers process data within the EU. tamigo keeps customer data for 90 days after a contract ends before deleting it.
tamigo charges from EUR 15 per location per month for Essential and from EUR 30 per location per month for Standard, while Advanced and Premium are on custom pricing after a demo.
A free trial is offered for the two lower plans, with no length published. tamigo suits chains that staff each site with many part-timers, because the bill follows locations rather than headcount. A single-site business that needs API access or a dedicated customer success manager has to move to Advanced, where tamigo publishes no price.
What tamigo does well
- tamigo prices per location: from EUR 15 per month on Essential and from EUR 30 on Standard
- tamigo states that all customer data is hosted within the EU
- tamigo lists payroll integrations including ADP, DATEV, Visma, SD Worx and Zucchetti
- tamigo names its investor: Viking Venture of Norway put in EUR 9.3 million in 2019
- tamigo supports 20 languages and serves customers in 20 countries
Where tamigo falls short
- tamigo Advanced and Premium are on custom pricing
- tamigo does not name its hosting provider on the trust centre
- API access starts only in the tamigo Advanced plan
- The tamigo trust centre lists no security certification
Standout feature. tamigo is the only tool in this comparison that publishes a price per location instead of per user, starting from EUR 15 per location per month, with all customer data hosted in the EU.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- tamigo prices per location: from EUR 15 per month on Essential and from EUR 30 on Standard
- tamigo states that all customer data is hosted within the EU
- tamigo lists payroll integrations including ADP, DATEV, Visma, SD Worx and Zucchetti
- tamigo names its investor: Viking Venture of Norway put in EUR 9.3 million in 2019
- tamigo supports 20 languages and serves customers in 20 countries
Cons
- tamigo Advanced and Premium are on custom pricing
- tamigo does not name its hosting provider on the trust centre
- API access starts only in the tamigo Advanced plan
- The tamigo trust centre lists no security certification
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is tamigo?
tamigo is a workforce management platform from Copenhagen for retail, supermarkets, restaurants and hotels. The tamigo Essential plan covers basic scheduling, daily timesheets, absence requests and a basic payroll export. Standard adds shift bids, shift exchanges, the mobile time clock and employee skills.
Advanced brings schedule templates, worktime warnings, a time bank, custom KPIs and API access, and Premium adds custom payroll and HR integrations plus global payroll compliance. tamigo says it supports 20 languages and serves customers in 20 countries, which is the reason it ranks third: breadth across borders, with less price transparency above the Standard plan.
Where is tamigo based?
tamigo operates from Copenhagen, Denmark, which places it under EU (Denmark).
What does tamigo cost?
Essential from EUR 15 per location per month, Standard from EUR 30 per location per month; Advanced and Premium on custom pricing. Free trial offered for Essential and Standard; the length is not published.
Who is tamigo best for?
Retail and hospitality chains with many locations that prefer pricing per site. tamigo is the only tool in this comparison that publishes a price per location instead of per user, starting from EUR 15 per location per month, with all customer data hosted in the EU.
What are the drawbacks of tamigo?
tamigo Advanced and Premium are on custom pricing. tamigo does not name its hosting provider on the trust centre. API access starts only in the tamigo Advanced plan. The tamigo trust centre lists no security certification.
Is tamigo a good alternative to Deputy?
tamigo is built as a European alternative to Deputy: Copenhagen workforce management for retail and hospitality chains, priced per location. It will not be a like-for-like feature match in every respect, so check the review above for where the two genuinely differ before switching.
How does tamigo compare to other Employee Scheduling tools?
tamigo is one of several European Employee Scheduling tools we cover. It is most often compared with Deputy, UKG, When I Work.