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Deputy Partners with Paycor to Deliver Seamless Payroll and Workforce Management for U.S. Businesses

SAN FRANCISCO — Deputy, the world’s leading workforce management platform for hourly work, has announced a new strategic partnership with Paycor, a Paychex company and a leading provider of human capital management (HCM) software, to bring seamless, integrated payroll to Deputy’s U.S. customers for the first time. The collaboration marks a major step toward redefining how America’s shift-based businesses schedule, pay, and manage their teams – and sets the stage for a new era of connected, AI-powered work.

As part of Paycor’s integrated partner program, Deputy’s U.S. customers can now receive an elegant end-to-end solution with Deputy Payroll enabled by Paycor, creating one seamless “all-in-one" platform experience. ​ 

"This partnership accelerates our commitment to redefine the future of hourly work," said Silvija Martincevic, CEO of Deputy. "By integrating Paycor's trusted payroll infrastructure with Deputy's AI-powered workforce management platform, we're simplifying how shift-based businesses schedule, pay, and manage their teams – creating smarter operations for employers and greater trust for workers. This collaboration expands our reach: Deputy now has direct access to Paycor’s network of small and mid-sized employers across the U.S., while Paycor strengthens its platform with a category-leading workforce management solution. We’re already hearing excitement from customers eager for Deputy Payroll enabled by Paycor to go live – a clear signal that we’re solving a real need for the people behind every shift.” 

"This strategic integration with Paycor elevates Deputy’s offering, creating a single, seamless flow from scheduling to accurate payroll,” said Adam Ante, senior vice president of Paycor. “By completely removing the complexity of labor compliance and time-to-pay processes, we’re not just minimizing errors—we are delivering a clear competitive edge for Deputy and setting a new standard for workforce management efficiency."

Together, Deputy and Paycor are setting a new standard for how modern businesses manage and empower the hourly workforce – one that’s simpler, fairer, and built for the future.

For more information about this seamless payroll and workforce management solution, please visit deputy.com/payroll-software. 


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Deputy is the world’s leading workforce management platform, revolutionizing hourly work for over 1.5 million workers and 385,000 workplaces across over 100 countries. For over 15 years, Deputy has helped businesses to effortlessly navigate and comply with complex labor laws while enhancing employee engagement with predictable, transparent and flexible scheduling, and delivering actionable insights to transform labor efficiency into a competitive advantage. Deputy is more than just a solution – it’s a trusted partner in building workplaces that foster productivity, well-being, and growth. Discover how we are improving the world of work, one shift at a time, at www.deputy.com ​ and join the conversation on LinkedIn.

Kendal Pektas

Kendal Pektas

Principal, U.S. Public Relations, Deputy

 

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