Don't go with Paycor, No customer service after you sign-in We've been following up with Paycor to amend Q1-2022 Form 941's for almost 5 months and still not able to resolve the issues. Very poor customer service, you are on your own once you sign with them. They never call back and needs constant follow-up. Also, Paycor payroll reports are also not as user friendly as those available with Gusto. We had to switch because some specific functionalities were needed, now I wish we could have done without it.

Paycor does a legitimate effort to… Paycor does a legitimate effort to provide upgrades and new features to add value to their platform. The user interface has gotten better over the 4 years I have been using them. The one big red flag is that their customer service is deplorable. You do not have a dedicated rep to contact so if you have a standing problem, you have to start from square one every time with a new rep. Secondly, emailing them simply goes into a black hole. Never to be responded to. I cannot remember the last time my HR team has contacted customer support via email and received a response. Making an appointment is moving a mountain.

No service after onboarding The onboarding team is dedicated and helpful. After onboarding there is no account manager, no point of contact. The customer service team does not seem knowledgeable (each CSR seems to provide a different solution), and follow up is almost non existent. The software is okay, but working through an issue is nearly impossible due to the lack of service.

Worst implementation experience ever Worst implementation experience ever. One hand does not speak with the other. The sales person actually said :we may have bit off more than we can chew with the amount of implementations we are trying to do at one time" What?!? How is that my problem with my issue.

Everything said here is true Everything said here is true. The platform itself is very flakey,. there is always some kind of error, issue, etc... you get their tech support, and they say oh well yes that happens we are looking into it, They don't seem to understand that they are dealing with hard working people who need to get paid, manage there PTO , and taxes. How they are allowed to stay in business is beyond me.