A Vendor Management System (VMS) used to find, engage, and manage a global external workforce – including temporary workers, freelancers, contractors, consultants, and service workers.
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VectorVMS
Score 10.0 out of 10
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VectorVMS is a vendor management system from the company of the same name headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, designed to provide companies end-to-end visibility and control over a contingent workforce with a flexible VMS.
The good thing is that SAP Fieldglass has an automated function, so we can easily manage the hiring process, check that all workers comply with labor laws, and manage the onboarding process. SAP Fieldglass is a very expansive VMS for small organizations, and the user interface is very difficult to understand for new users.
Vectorvms is best Contingent workforce solution for the MSP Partners.As they will manage from requirement creation to onboarding through the Vectorvms only.They can add the users from vendors to client as per there requirement.Client Manager can add the requirement and request the interview and after the selection make a engagement request through the vectorvms only.
Again, Fieldglass is a strong contender but Fieldglass can be difficult at times to work with and not as supportive as I'd like. As so, I'd be willing to try Beeline or other top competitors
Also evaluated Vndly- which was subsequently purchased by Workday. SAP Fieldglass is more effective and easier to use in my estimation. Most notably if you are an SAP shop and have Ariba and SAP ECC/S4. That full business and data integration is excellent.
Vectorvms is better than the beeline as it has more secuirity features and easy to navigate the requirements.Through vectorvms we can see the rate and other things on single page.Beeline is less userfriendly and less features than the Vectorvms.Most of the our clients in governmet sector used the Vectorvms
I would have to say Fieldglass has made a positive impact, only in that having access to it has opened up some client relationships we didn't have before. I am a vendor to clients using Fieldglass, so I can't really report on the financial successes they may have had by implementing it.
The negative side to Fieldglass, or any VMS, really, from an agency perspective is that it cuts out manager contact. That has a negative impact, both to the agency and the hiring manager. No longer can the managers really explain what they need, and no longer can an agency understand the req deeply. We have to work off of a scrubbed job description which is generally pretty vanilla.