isolved HCM vs. Paylocity
Why Choose isolved Instead of Paylocity?
When it comes to payroll, HR, and Human Capital Management (HCM) software, the market is bursting with options. But fear not - we've got you covered! Let us introduce the top contenders: isolved HCM and Paylocity.
We'll guide you through this comparison and be your trusted companion as you make the perfect choice for your business.

Implementation Satisfaction
Client Retention
Net Promoter Score
Let's Start with the Commonalities Between isolved HCM & Paylocity
Both platforms offer comprehensive solutions that cover the following areas:

Payroll Services

HR Data Management

Time & Attendance

Benefits Administration

Recruiting & Onboarding

Analytics & Reporting
Now, let's dig into why isolved should be your chosen payroll and HR platform.

For starters, isolved ranks top of the list* when it comes to user experience and satisfaction.
Our platform can be relied upon to streamline HR and payroll processes, providing an efficient solution for employee management. Trust us to assist in keeping your business compliant with both Federal and State laws.
Take a Look at How We Compare
Compensation, Benefits & Compliance
When comparing isolved by PNI•HCM to Paylocity across vital metrics, PNI comes out on top with solutions above and beyond payroll, to better support your people operations and improve your employee experience.
isolved's consistent outperformance across payroll functionalities, including but not limited to payroll entry, wage garnishment, direct deposit, check/W-2 printing, tax calculation, pre-tax deductions, check/W-2 delivery, and tax filing, solidifies its position as the preferred choice in comprehensive payroll management.
Plus, our single-source benefit administration creates a seamless experience.










Core Talent & HR
According to our user reviews, notable strengths include top-quality support, impressive performance reliability, and efficient handling of approval processes.
While the Sapient Insights 2024-2025 report sees isolved outperforming Paylocity in vendor satisfaction and User Experience. Read on to see how we compare payroll features and user experience.
Workforce Operations & Technology
PNI creates an experience that's not just revolutionary but transformative. With perfect product direction, seamless scalability, user-friendly web portal, precise API/integration, and top-tier HR and accounting integration, PNI sets the stage for a future where your HR capabilities aren't just managed; they're elevated.
Want to find out more? Book a demo now.




Where isolved by PNI•HCM Comes Out On Top

Benefits Administration

Implementation Experience

Scalable Software

Customer Support
What is a Net Promoter Score (NPS)?
A net promoter score (NPS) is the most trusted customer experience metric used to gauge customer loyalty, satisfaction, and enthusiasm with a company.
An NPS score measures customer loyalty by looking at their likelihood of recommending a given business. An NPS score is measured with a single survey question:
”On a scale from 1 to 10, how likely are you to recommend this product/company to a friend or colleague?”

The scale goes from -100 to 100. Generally speaking, scores above 0 are good, while scores above 60 are considered very good. Companies with an NPS above 70 are regarded as exceptional, with a strong reputation and high customer loyalty.
How is an NPS Calculated?
Place each survey score into one of these areas:
0 - 6 Detractors: Unhappy customers who might damage our brand through negative word-of-mouth.
7 - 8 Passives: Satisfied but unenthusiastic customers who are vulnerable to competitive offerings.
9 - 10 Promoters: Loyal enthusiasts who will keep buying and refer others.
Tally each survey, calculate the % of Promoters and the % of Detractors, and subtract the Detractor percentage from the Promoter percentage to find your NPS score.