Clark,

Thank you for contacting us.


1. Our software is compatible with both 64-bit and 23-bit Windows computers. We offer the free 30 days trial version. You are welcome to download and test drive with no obligation. No credit card is needed.

2. ezPaycheck can support multiple accounts with one flat rate. Many of our clients are CPAs. For your company, you can set up multiple accounts within ezPaycheck to handle paychecks.

3. We also offer multiple-user version, so multiple users can share data. The trial version is single user version. I will post multiple user guide below. Please view it.


4. Each account within ezPaycheck will have its own database file.

5. Yes, you can install ezPaycheck on server and remote access it to print checks.

6. ezPaycheck is designed for small business payroll. We suggest up to 500 active employees in each account. We do not offer API for ezPaycheck right now. If you decide to use ezPaycheck, you might need some customized design service from our programmers.

Sample paychecks printed by ezPaycheck
https://www.halfpricesoft.com/payroll-checks.asp 

ezPaycheck Free Download Link
https://www.halfpricesof...ll_software_download.asp 

ezPaycheck Quick Start Guide
http://www.halfpricesoft...re/quick-start-guide.asp 

ezPaycheck multiple users set up
https://www.halfpricesof...nt-paychecks-network.asp 

ezPaycheck Purchase link
http://www.halfpricesoft.com/index.asp#purchase 

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I am interested in your payroll software and have some questions. Is your software 64 bit compatible without the aid of a 32 bit OS system component? IE, will it run once Microsoft ends 32 bit compatibility? I have 3 company TINs for which we do payroll. Each has multiple locations (looks like Departments in your software) that I have to post to different GL subaccounts. Is this doable in your software? I use Excel Query Analyzer for creating all my reports and entries. Is there an ODBC connection for this so I can do? I have five users. How would that work? Can I employ on a virtual machine and have them access by Remote Desktop? Will it handle a 3,600 person payroll for the combined 3 companies? Maybe 3 separate databases would work? We have existing HR and time programs that we would need to bridge to your payroll. We also have a programmer who does these things for us if he can have access to either the database or a import utility for doing so. Have you done this successfully for others?



Clark