Aruti

Review:

Aruti provides users with all of the standard features that one would expect from a comprehensive payroll platform, with the exception of direct deposits and automatic payments. Aruti does not offer W2 or 1099 form preparation, which makes it a less convenient option for U.S. businesses.

Employers looking for robust solutions tailored to the U.S. market should look to platforms such as Gusto and TriNet Zenefits to meet their country-specific payroll needs. The platform also does not offer direct deposits, automatic payments, or unlimited pay runs.

Pros:

• Aruti offers a 30-day free trial of its services.
• Users can select from a range of software modules to purchase a solution tailored to their business needs.
• While the system can only operate in one language at a time, businesses can request it to be translated into any language.
• The time and attendance module can be integrated with biometric devices to track working hours and overtime.
• The software can be accessed from desktops and mobile devices using any browser.
• Other services include automated taxes, payroll reports, compliance management, multiple pay rates, and garnishments.
• There is phone, email, and live chat support available.

Cons:

• The platform's pricing is not readily available on its website.
• The software does not feature W2 or 1099 form preparation, automatic payments, or unlimited pay runs.
• Aruti does not have offices in the U.S. or provide local customer support channels.

Reputation:

While online reviews of Aruti are limited, two users on G2 gave the software a 3-star rating. While one user noted their satisfaction with its functionality and integration capabilities, another reviewer thought the user interface and performance could be improved.