Dispensary timekeeping software worked well as long as the employees used it officially; I thought all I had to do was look at the software and know who worked when and for how long. I didn’t realize I had to watch the employees, but they knew it. It was easy for the employees to cheat the software if it wasn’t used officially, but too many people would ‘forget’ to sign in, or ‘forget’ to sign out, but usually the manager putting in their times, meant they were late coming to work, or they were leaving early. I think that all business software has their human glitches, but the dispensary timekeeping software works well for the manager when they are diligent. It will keep track of all the hours worked, breaks taken, and let you check the information whenever necessary, and once you get used to the dispensary timekeeping software, the manager’s task becomes easier. The manager no longer needs to physically sit and check every time card to see who has worked how many hours. The laptop will do all the work, leaving the manager time to watch the dispensary floor and know what is happening. Inventory software will help keep track of the product that is in store. Instead of worrying about people, the manager can be productive instead of being little more than a human laptop, but human errors are basically non-existent, giving the manager time to get to know his purchasers, separate from whom none of them would have a task, most managers swear by the dispensary timekeeping software and think their task is easier, and wouldn’t want to do separate from it.