Eurécia

Toulouse HR suite for French SMEs, from leave and time to expenses and payroll preparation

Quick Overview

Company Eurécia SAS
Category HR Software
Headquarters Castanet-Tolosan (Toulouse), France
Founded 2006
EU Presence EU (France)
Data Location France, on Google Cloud Platform
Open Source No
Pricing Business (11–500 employees) from €4.20 per employee/month excl. VAT, degressive; 1–10 employees through an accounting firm; 500+ on quote
Free Option 30-day free trial, no commitment
Replaces BambooHR, Workday, Expensify

Detailed Review

Eurécia covers the administrative middle of French SME life: leave and time tracking, expense reports and payroll preparation, with the personnel file underneath. Eurécia SAS has been trading since 2006 from Castanet-Tolosan just outside Toulouse, which makes it one of the older independents in the category, and the product reads as one built by people who kept adding what their customers asked for rather than one designed around a category label.

Pricing is published and the trial is the most generous here: the Business plan for 11 to 500 employees starts at €4.20 per employee per month excluding VAT and is degressive, so the rate falls as headcount rises, with 500-plus quoted on request.

A 30-day free trial with no commitment is long enough to run a full month-end — the point at which leave, time and expenses either reconcile or do not. Companies of 1 to 10 employees cannot buy directly at all; that band is sold through an accounting firm, which suits French practice and irritates everyone else.

The weak point is the one this site weighs second. Eurécia hosts in France, but on Google Cloud Platform: a French company under French jurisdiction, on American infrastructure.

That is a materially different proposition from Lucca on OVHcloud, and it is the reason Eurécia sits where it does rather than higher. Nor does the company publish an independent security certification of its own — its ITrust label and the certifications held by its partners are not the same thing as a certificate in Eurécia's name.

What Eurécia does well

  • 30-day free trial with no commitment, long enough to cover a full month-end
  • Published starting price of €4.20 per employee per month excl. VAT, degressive with headcount
  • Leave, time tracking, expense reports and payroll preparation in one product
  • French company trading since 2006 from the Toulouse area, under French jurisdiction

Where Eurécia falls short

  • Hosted on Google Cloud Platform — French data on American infrastructure
  • Publishes no independent security certification in its own name
  • Companies of 1 to 10 employees can only buy through an accounting firm
  • Above 500 employees the price is quoted rather than published
  • Strongest fit is France; it is not built for a multi-country employer

Standout feature. A month to find out: Eurécia's 30-day trial is the only one here long enough to put a complete leave, expense and payroll-preparation cycle through the software before buying.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • 30-day free trial with no commitment, long enough to cover a full month-end
  • Published starting price of €4.20 per employee per month excl. VAT, degressive with headcount
  • Leave, time tracking, expense reports and payroll preparation in one product
  • French company trading since 2006 from the Toulouse area, under French jurisdiction

Cons

  • Hosted on Google Cloud Platform — French data on American infrastructure
  • Publishes no independent security certification in its own name
  • Companies of 1 to 10 employees can only buy through an accounting firm
  • Above 500 employees the price is quoted rather than published
  • Strongest fit is France; it is not built for a multi-country employer

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Eurécia?

Eurécia covers the administrative middle of French SME life: leave and time tracking, expense reports and payroll preparation, with the personnel file underneath. Eurécia SAS has been trading since 2006 from Castanet-Tolosan just outside Toulouse, which makes it one of the older independents in the category, and the product reads as one built by people who kept adding what their customers asked for rather than one designed around a category label.

Where is Eurécia based?

Eurécia operates from Castanet-Tolosan (Toulouse), France, which places it under EU (France).

What does Eurécia cost?

Business (11–500 employees) from €4.20 per employee/month excl. VAT, degressive; 1–10 employees through an accounting firm; 500+ on quote. 30-day free trial, no commitment.

Who is Eurécia best for?

French SMEs wanting leave, time and expenses in one place, tested for a month first. A month to find out: Eurécia's 30-day trial is the only one here long enough to put a complete leave, expense and payroll-preparation cycle through the software before buying.

What are the drawbacks of Eurécia?

Hosted on Google Cloud Platform — French data on American infrastructure. Publishes no independent security certification in its own name. Companies of 1 to 10 employees can only buy through an accounting firm. Above 500 employees the price is quoted rather than published. Strongest fit is France; it is not built for a multi-country employer.

Is Eurécia a good alternative to BambooHR?

Eurécia is built as a European alternative to BambooHR: Toulouse HR suite for French SMEs, from leave and time to expenses and payroll preparation. It will not be a like-for-like feature match in every respect, so check the review above for where the two genuinely differ before switching.

How does Eurécia compare to other HR Software?

Eurécia is one of several European HR Software we cover. It is most often compared with BambooHR, Workday, Expensify.

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