PayHero Bewertungen 6

Trying to close down a business and had to interact with Jill.
Completely devoid of all customer service, refused to pass our enquiry to a supervisor. All we needed was a simple file download which all other platforms provide after you close the account. But as soon as you stop, payment, due to not requiring the service they refuse to provide any access to the files.

Even their reply shows they are not paying attention. You have to wonder how they do not understand the legal rules behind closing a company.

We have used Payhero for a few years and it has been a great move forward from our previous system. When we have had questions and issues we have found support to be pretty timely and helpful.

They have also been open to feedback and changes, some which have come to fruition.

We've been using PayHero for a few years now and when I say we've needed minimal support I've meant it! Payroll can be a painful task at the best of times and each fortnight I'm kindly reminded that it's a lot easier than you think when I've managed to process our payroll incredibly smoothly and more importantly TRUST the figures the system spits out.

On the rare occasion that I need assistance that can't be solved with one of the many help guides available, I can contact support and they've either called me or emailed me back within the hour.
Additionally, I've provided feedback that has actually been implemented which further proves we're listened to as customers.

If it's not clear from the above, I'd recommend this product!

Payhero is extremely easy to use and makes onboarding staff a breeze. It's integration with Xero & Droppah is seamless. With payroll being one of the many banes of my existence, it definitely ticks all my boxes when it comes to a reliable & functional payroll system. The support team is also awesome and quick to respond if I have a question.

I’ve been using Payhero since it launched and can only speak positively about it. I can see at a glance who’s logged in across our 3 hospitality sites, great if I need to find urgent cover. Staff also have easy access to leave entitlements. The support is there when things go wrong as I found out when I was ill and made a big error and couldn’t understand what I had done wrong. I have also used Payhero when I had to go overseas unexpectedly for 2 months and it worked seamlessly.
All in all I would highly recommend Payhero.

I'd give zero stars if I could. So many issues, purely as a result of appalling customer service.

They made errors in the original transfer of our payroll and then when I discovered the issue and raised it with them, they refused to help rectify it.

Once they had our subscription and our money they dump customer service and it can leave to huge strife.

In our case they also suspended our subscription and did not answer queries in a timely manner to ensure our weekly payroll ran smoothly. Missing employees pay is NEVER OK in my book, and support should have been available to ensure this didn't happen.

0/5 stars from me.

UPDATE TO FEEDBACK:

Unfortunately Robert Owen is apparently unaware of what his staff are doing.

* FlexiTime has not always responded in a timely manner, nor has PayHero (the same company). Nor have they always been considerate. And certainly have not responded to me in less than 45 minutes, nor at a convenient time to me during the time key and vital issues were happening.

* They did in fact turn their back and walk away from the holiday pay issue (which despite what he says, was not an issue from my end). Simply implying it was my fault reflects their view of things when things go wrong. "Not our fault".

* The writer provides the reader with short snippets of a far larger email conversation trail over many months, and it was a far larger issue on his company's part than he admits here. Again reinforcing my experience of "Not our fault" if anything goes wrong.

* He provides confidential information to anyone that reads this review, and does not actually cover what the real problems were, and it was not caused by the information he provides the reader. It also provides the reader with email correspondence, although irrelevant to the actual incidents and facts, was confidential between the writer and the sender. I find this to be a huge breach of confidentiality one expects from a payroll provider.

* The credit card was not unsuspended within one hour, and more so it took me days to get hold of the support team in the first instance, and get a response from them, which was the bigger issue at hand. Again I got a "not our fault" response from them in a time of urgency. What is worse is that they knew I had not accessed the emails they had sent about suspending the account, so they knew I did not know it was due for suspension. That is not good customer service. I'm sorry, but suspending a subscription of a reliably paying customer at 4pm on a Friday, so that their staff cannot enter their timesheets, and a payroll cannot be run the following Monday, without a courtesy phone call when you know communication has not reached them by email, is just poor form.

* My latest experience with them was with PAYE being filed incorrectly with IRD. The information goes from PayHero to IRD directly. When IRD issued a balance owing notice and the PAYE had been filed incorrectly by the PayHero system, what was their response? You guessed it, "not our fault". They said someone had probably logged in and changed the figures in myIR. As I am the only one with the log in, and I certainly didn't do it, it was the most curious response from them that I could ever imagine.

* If you review the writers other responses to bad reviews on PayHero and FlexiTime (the same company) it seemingly reinforces the company's ethos of "Not our fault", trying to blame the reviewer for the issue, with an attempt to discredit what the reviewer says with a "that's not right" theme. If they did actually have good customer service a "what can we do to put this right" approach would be far more becoming of great customer service.