You're here. Sign in with your email address or username and your password — you don't need to enter a Social Security number. If you arrived from a Paycom app, sign in here and we'll send you back to it automatically.

On this page, use Forgot username to have it sent to a verified email address or phone, and Forgot password to start a reset. Once you're signed in, change either from Account → Security → Password.

Yes, as long as you have another way in. Choose Forgot password to open recovery, and you'll be offered any factors still on your account — an email code, an SMS or voice code, or your authenticator app. If none of those are reachable, contact your company's HR or IT team. Paycom can't reset a second factor on your behalf.

Passwords are stored with strong hashing and checked against known breach databases when you set them. You can enable multi-factor authentication — an authenticator app, passkey, SMS or voice code, email code, or biometric Quick Login in a Paycom mobile app. Too many failed sign-ins lock the account for 30 minutes. Every active session and trusted device is visible under Account → Sessions and Account → Trusted devices, and you can revoke any of them at any time. Full details are in Paycom's security standards.

Sign in with another factor you still have — an authenticator app, passkey, or email code — then update your number under Account → Phones. If you can't get in at all, contact your company's HR or IT team.

One Paycom Access account gets you into every Paycom app your employer has connected — you don't need a separate sign-in per app. If you truly have two separate Paycom Access accounts (for example, jobs at two different employers), sign out and sign back in with the other one; there's no in-page account switcher at this layer.

Paycom Access is the sign-in for Paycom's apps — it holds your credentials, not your payroll or HR records. Passwords are hashed and the apps you sign in to never see them; multi-factor authentication is available; and all traffic is encrypted in transit and at rest. See Paycom's security standards for the full picture.

Paycom Access itself is a web sign-in — there's no separate Paycom Access app to install. Paycom's mobile apps live in the App Store and Google Play. Install the one your employer uses and open it, and it will bring you here to sign in.

Paycom Access only sends account-related messages — verification codes, password resets, and security alerts — which can't be turned off while your account is active. Marketing email comes from a different Paycom system; use the Unsubscribe link at the bottom of any such message, or the contact form on paycom.com.

Only you, or someone legally authorized to act on your behalf, can submit a request about your personal information.

Submit a request on Paycom's privacy page. This form is for personal-information requests only, not sign-in issues.

After you submit the form, you (or the person authorized to act on your behalf) will receive a response by email, and any further exchange is conducted through a secure portal.

Requests are handled promptly and in accordance with the privacy laws that apply where you live.

Call 800-580-4505.