What our clients say
Delano Jones
President, North Compass Consulting
Melanie T.
President, The Hopkins Group
Frequently asked questions
Do we have to switch payroll systems to work with PayAdvisors?
No. We work inside the payroll system you already use and learn your current processes.
How much does managed payroll cost?
It is a monthly retainer sized to the payroll work the team takes on, month to month. Tell us who runs payroll today and how many people you pay, and we scope it on the first call.
Will we lose control of our payroll?
No. Your data stays in your own payroll system, and nothing is submitted until you approve it.
How long does onboarding take?
Onboarding runs in phases. Weeks 1 to 2 are onboarding and training. Weeks 3 to 4 are payroll takeover and your first live payroll with us. From week 5, we move into ongoing payroll optimization.
Is there a minimum commitment?
There is no minimum term. Service is month to month.
Can you run payroll in several states?
Yes. We support payroll in all 50 states and handle state payroll tax registrations wherever you have employees.
What is a managed payroll service?
A managed payroll service is an outside team that runs your payroll for you. The team collects inputs, processes and checks each run, and handles filings, notices and employee questions. It is not payroll software: our team does the work inside the software you already use. You approve every run and stay the employer.
Who is PayAdvisors?
PayAdvisors is a fully managed fractional payroll department: a team of 25+ payroll and HR professionals serving businesses, CPA firms, and HR firms in all 50 states. The team runs payroll inside the client’s own payroll system, and the client approves every run.
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Monday through Friday. If payroll cannot wait, call us.
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