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12 Gadjian alternatives for HR teams

Gadjian: Indonesian payroll and HRIS software with an AI dashboard that flags absenteeism and declining performance early. These 12 tools cover the same task (payroll). They are ranked by how many of Gadjian's strongest markets they share, then by how complete their profile is.

Why teams look beyond Gadjian

  • Gadjian states no EU hosting option. 6 alternatives can store data in the EU.
  • 1 alternatives are strong in at least one of the same countries as Gadjian, so local support and compliance should be comparable.

Gadjian and the top 3 alternatives at a glance

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Gadjian compared with Mekari Talenta, Abacus and ADP
GadjianMekari TalentaAbacusADP
PricingPer employeeContact for pricingContact for pricingContact for pricing
Free planYesNot statedNoNot stated
Free trialYesYesYesNot stated
Data hostingNot statedIndonesiaSwitzerlandMultiple regions
Strong inIndonesiaIndonesiaSwitzerlandUnited States, Canada, France
Company sizeSmall, Midsize, EnterpriseSmall, Midsize, EnterpriseSmall, Midsize, EnterpriseSmall, Midsize, Enterprise
CertificationsNot statedISO/IEC 27001SwissdecISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 27701, SOC 1 Type II

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Questions

What is the best alternative to Gadjian?

It depends on your country and company size. In our data, Mekari Talenta, Abacus and ADP share the most strong markets with Gadjian, so they are the closest fit if you work where Gadjian is strong. Filter the list by country and size to narrow it down.

Is there a free alternative to Gadjian?

Mekari Talenta, Abacus, Nmbrs and Oyster offer a free plan or a free trial according to the vendors. Check the limits of free plans before you rely on them for employee data.

Which Gadjian alternatives can host data in the EU?

DATEV, Dayforce, Deel, Nmbrs, Oyster and Papaya Global can store customer data in the EU, according to the vendors. Ask for the data processing agreement (Art. 28 GDPR) and the list of subprocessors.

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