Real Estate
GBReceived a Call about problems with… Received a Call about problems with receiving my medical reimbursement. Told I was verifying the account wrong. Even though verify 3 times and sent screenshots. Tried to explain that I kept getting emails but the person would not listen or let me talk. Rep kept saying I needed to listen and stop talking rude, rude, rude. It's my money and then told I would be getting a paper check. Even though I had an email that my check was being deposited. Not sure if I should wait for 10 days for the check in the mail or if it will be in the bank account. Not helpful and this person maybe shouldn't be in customer service poor representation of the company.
Angie Salazar
GBI would say Paylocity is okay I would say Paylocity is okay. I dont like the customer service process, but Im sure they are trying to improve. At my current company we use it for payroll and onboarding, I wanted to see if they ATS was good, but def. not good enough.
Craig G.
GBFed Up Like most here leaving a review; their customer service is horrible. I constantly receive Notices demanding me to take action so they can file tax returns. Each quarter for three quarters now, they require me to log into the taxing agency to authorize them as the TPA or they can'f file timely returns. Each quarter, I waste my time to confirm they have TPA authority and then push back on service. Who confirms they do have authority and this Notice is just a reminder. That's not what the notice states. It states I didn't authorize it and they can't file them. "Reminder" is no where in the Notice and they state they can't file our returns. This is just one issue. Their IT security is a joke as well. You can process a payroll check (with completely funding of it) without any problem or required verification code. However, if want to look up an employees simple phone number, you have to ask for a security code and enter it before it will display if one is in the system. (Keep in mind you can issue payroll checks without it) but you need it to see a phone number!?! Yes, an employee phone number! They claim its for security, but you can find back doors to most everything in their security platform. It's a joke. Everything, except that employee phone number. And lets be honest. I am the one who gave them the phone number. Stupid!...no one will listen to a complaint but they will attempt to sell you more services, claiming it is going to help foster employee relationships. This company is just half baked as their payroll system. You might as well do it yourself.
Dawn
GBThe WORST customer service. After going through a horrible implementation, I was hopeful that things would get better. It has been over a year now and things are, unbelievably, worse. Even our assigned account manager takes no ownership of resolving issues or even returning emails or voicemails. In fact, I have never once spoken to her . . . rather one of her peers answers her overflow calls and emails. I have been requesting a meeting with her for 4 weeks now. I emailed her manager (and left a voicemail for him) with concerns and frustration almost two weeks ago and still have not had a return email or call from him. I am truly at a loss and, in 25 years of working in the field, have never been treated so poorly from a service provider.
Cailean Bailey
GBStay away from the ATS. The HRIS is fine...I don't know much about customer support (as reading other reviews), but I have to say that the ATS system is way below average. They sell you on an "open API", but very few integrations actually work. If you want the ATS to integrate with anything, be prepared to get scoped $20,000+ for the other company to build the integration. Every time I call in I get a note that says "your account manager is unavailable". Also, when you sign up for the Paylocity ATS, you also have to sign up for JobTarget, which is $1-2K per month in order for your jobs to get posted anywhere except Indeed. Very frustrating onboarding/implementation as well...one of the worst I've ever been a part of.