Susan J. Helf
GBImpossible to even set up a new account because all passwords are rejected As a new employee setting up an account, I tried for over an hour to come up with a password it would accept. It suggested strong passwords and then rejected them as having "special characters." I don't look forward to using this piece of garbage software to report my hours - if I can ever even set up my account.
Daniel Wright
GBI pulled up my Google account to add a… I pulled up my Google account to add a password. I had warning to change my password for Paylocity because it said there had been a security breach and my information had been found on the dark web. I reached out to my company and never received a reply. All I want to know is if this is true and do I have anything to worry about.
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.
Sean Adams
GBA user-friendly payroll system and… A user-friendly payroll system and effortless payroll processes are just some of the benefits
Gregory Taylor
GBPoor all around I am a small business owner and was switched from My Pay, who were poor, to Paylocity by my Accounting firm. The switch was made because so many of their clients were having problems with My Pay. Unfortunately Paylocity are as bad if not worse. Contact can be very difficult and rarely solves the issue in one go. Given payroll deadlines this causes all sorts of problems getting it submitted on time. At set up they tell you how much they will take care of you etc and then of course they all disappear and leave you in the hands of what I believe is a Fillipino customer service via e-mail. Set up was done by my CPA and Paylocity and all the problems seem to arise from there. I am going to be changing both my CPA and Payroll company as they both hide behind such statements as its not our responsibility yet they charge you $5000 for their expert advice.