Compare Fuse Workforce Management vs Paychex Flex
 Fuse Workforce Management (38) 4.7 out of 5 Optimized for quick response |  Paychex Flex (833) 4.2 out of 5 Optimized for quick response |
Pricing
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Ratings
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Features
Reviewers' Company Size
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Reviewers' Industry
Religious Institutions 5.4% | Construction 7.0% | |
Oil & Energy 5.4% | Non-Profit Organization Management 6.3% | |
Hospital & Health Care 5.4% | Medical Practice 4.7% | |
Fund-Raising 5.4% | Retail 3.6% | |
Financial Services 5.4% | Health, Wellness and Fitness 3.6% | |
Other 73.0% | Other 74.9% |
Reviews
| Most Helpful Favorable Review | James M. Administrator in Automotive With ProPayroll, Time and Attendance and Payroll are integrated into one solution. With a minimal local software footprint (a small monitoring application for the time clocks) we were able to integrate our existing timeclock hardware with the ProPayroll... | Jeff L. Executive Sponsor in Utilities We have been very happy with the level of service and expertise of the Paychex staff. The web site is easy to navigate and submit payroll information. Keeps things simple. |
| Most Helpful Critical Review | Administrator The system is not intuitive in the slightest. Finding something on the menu always requires diving down rabbit holes of menus. Payroll takes literally at least 20 steps to run. Every time an employee submits a timesheet change request, the system gives... | Administrator in Internet I feel as though Paychex is falling behind the last two years. The software is outdated compared to other payroll vendors and my rep is harder is rarely available due to a higher volume of clients. I really hope Paychex can jump forward into this century... |
