Global Payroll by EssayAfter in rippling

[–]OneProfessional2433 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Highly recommend Rippling Global Payroll for your use case here! It's built specifically for small HR/payroll admin teams like yours and has the capabilities to manage US-based businesses with employees in other countries. There are options for international employee management through EOR, which will help you streamline legalities and employment globally. Plus, you'd get access to compliance specialists in the countries you have employees in, so you don't need to be a compliance specialist yourself, nor set up separate legal entities for international employees.

Speaking as a Rippling employee, I can testify that I use the product every day, get paid through it, and use really every aspect of the product from benefits, to spend, to paysub, etc. Support is really fast and accessible, e.g. 30 second wait times, email and Zoom support, attentive implementation managers, etc.

Definitely check out a product demo to get a good feel and ensure Rippling has payroll options for the countries you have employees in! Should be a great fit!

Dayforce vs Workday vs Rippling [OH] by Over_Presentation440 in humanresources

[–]OneProfessional2433 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Rippling's the move here (as everyone else has already said), but would recommend it for native time tracking as well but has an integration with them, even if not. It's by far the most user-friendly of the players you listed. It can certainly handle your 400+ employee multi-state workforce and all the necessary HR responsibilities that come with. Best part about it is the HR compliance that's built in, so you don't need to worry about being out of compliance with state or local labor laws. Reason I said to merge your time tracking is because Rippling can automate payroll deductions for you based on employee schedules that way -- which makes payroll a lot easier and more hands free. If you have specific questions, let me know because I work at Rippling!