If you're trying to connect to your payroll provider, but you're not sure who that is — don’t worry! Many applicants aren’t familiar with their payroll provider by name. This guide will walk you through a few simple ways to figure it out.
🔍 What is a Payroll Provider?
A payroll provider is the company your employer uses to process your paychecks, manage direct deposits, and generate pay stubs and tax forms like your W-2. Some common examples include:
ADP
Paychex
Gusto
Paycom
Workday
UKG (Ultimate Kronos Group)
Rippling
Zenefits
You may have logged into their system to view pay stubs or tax forms in the past.
✅ Steps to Identify Your Payroll Provider
1. Check Your Pay Stub or Direct Deposit Notification
Look for a logo, footer, or mention of a provider name. It’s often on your:
Pay stub (PDF or paper copy)
Direct deposit email notifications
Look for phrases like:
“Powered by ADP”
“Processed through Paycom”
“View your pay stub at gusto.com”
2. Ask Your HR or Payroll Department
The quickest way to confirm your payroll provider is to contact:
Your HR manager
The payroll or finance department
They’ll know which system your company uses.
You can send them a quick message like:
“Hi, I’m trying to connect to my payroll provider through Payscore. Can you let me know which platform we use to view pay stubs or W-2s?”
3. Check Past Emails or Employer Portals
Search your email for:
“pay stub”
“W-2”
“ADP”, “Gusto”, “Paycom”, etc.
Also try logging into your employer’s intranet or HR portal — they often link to your payroll provider.
4. Look for a Payroll App You’ve Used
Think about any mobile or desktop apps you’ve used to:
View pay history
Update direct deposit info
Download tax documents
Common apps: ADP Mobile, Paycom, Gusto, UKG Pro, Workday
🔗 Once You Know Your Provider
Once you’ve identified your payroll provider:
Go back to the Payscore verification page.
Search for the provider name in the list.
Log in using the same credentials you normally use.
Need help logging in? Most providers offer a “Forgot password” option during login.
🛠 Still Stuck?
No problem — our support team is here to help. Email us at [email protected] or use the chat icon at the bottom of the screen. We’ll help guide you through it.
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