Has anyone switched from ADP Web Suite 1000 to ADP Drive Express? We are 2 weeks into the transition and are convinced we made a bad choice. Web suite 1000 is much faster and more user friendly.
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We switched from WebSuite 2007 to ADP Drive. Much slower experience.
Drive is more user friendly IMO, but the server is now in Michigan instead of on location at my dealership. Pretty obvious it was going to be slower.
Drive is more user friendly IMO, but the server is now in Michigan instead of on location at my dealership. Pretty obvious it was going to be slower.
We are switching to Drive from Web Suite 2007 in November, if it's any slower than our current system business will grind to a halt. Did you go with the ADP VOIP phone as well?
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Dealers discussing the transition from ADP Web Suite to ADP Drive Express report significant performance concerns, with multiple users noting the cloud-based Drive system is noticeably slower than the on-premise Web Suite, likely due to the server relocation from local dealerships to a centralized Michigan data center. While one user acknowledges Drive offers improved user interface design, the speed disadvantage is severe enough that at least one dealership fears it could disrupt daily operations. The consensus suggests careful consideration before migrating, particularly for high-volume dealerships dependent on system responsiveness.
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