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For what it's worth, I use intuit's payroll (formerly paycycle) and while it's functional, it is neither innovative or progressing. It's very much stagnant, wi
by cullenking 14y ago
For what it's worth, I use intuit's payroll (formerly paycycle) and while it's functional, it is neither innovative or progressing. It's very much stagnant, with a UI straight from 2000. I've been with them for two years and nothing has been changed.
I can't speak for the others, but there's very much a "it works, lets not mess with it" vibe from Intuit's offering.
- goronbjorn 14y agoIntuit acquired Paycycle in 2009 and the entire company left to do another startup. That might explain why it hasn't changed much.
- yzap 14y agoErrm, that really isn't true. The vast majority of the Paycycle engineering team is still at Intuit and working on Intuit Online Payroll and/or related projects. The amount of people that have left over the past few years feels inline with normal attrition rates (or slightly better than).
- goronbjorn 14y agoWell a lot of the founding team went over to bill.com, I think.
- amorphid 14y agoI use Quickbooks Online's Payroll Service. I like it quite a bit, albeit my company is tiny with uncomplicated payroll. They offer great support, too.