EOR infrastructure

Your EOR platform. Your brand.

Manage client and worker operations under your brand. UPP supplies the software; the provider and configured employer entities retain legal-employer responsibility.

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Operational sequence

Follow the work from first move to final handoff.

Each stage carries the production record forward so the next team begins with the context it needs.

  1. Configure brand and entities

    Establish the provider operating frame

    Set provider configuration for white-label branding, custom domains, employer entities, EIN, tax, and funding responsibilities.

  2. Add clients

    Create separate client organizations

    Open governed client organizations with distinct productions, billing contexts, permissions, and data scope inside provider operations.

  3. Open portals

    Serve clients and workers under the provider's brand

    Offer client administrator and worker portals for onboarding, review, production context, and service while preserving tenant boundaries.

  4. Govern compliance

    Keep employer and client responsibilities explicit

    Coordinate onboarding and review across configured employer entities and client scopes with auditable exceptions and governed access.

  5. Run payroll

    Operate payroll and money workflows by scope

    Connect payroll, funding, payments, and tax operations to the correct provider, configured employer entity, client, production, and worker context.

  6. Report

    Deliver scoped reporting and audit history

    Give provider teams and authorized clients reporting and audit context limited to the organizations and productions they govern.

The right operational view

Shared context. Clear outcomes for every role.

Provider operations

Run a branded multi-client service

Configure the provider, add governed clients, oversee portals, and follow operations without flattening organization boundaries.

Client administrator

Work inside the assigned client scope

Review production, onboarding, funding, payroll, and reporting context for the client organizations they are authorized to serve.

Payroll

Keep each run attached to its employer context

Follow approved work, funding, calculation, payments, and exceptions against the configured employer and client structure.

Compliance

Preserve review, access, and audit boundaries

Govern onboarding, tax, document, and employer context across tenant boundaries with a reviewable history.

Evidence in context

Provider brand and entities

Configure the service from the provider layer

Keep provider-controlled branding, domain, legal entities, EIN, tax, banking, and operating policies attached to the appropriate governed scope.

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Tenant portals

Serve clients and workers inside separate boundaries

Give client administrators and workers provider-branded paths scoped to their assigned organizations while the provider controls access and service operations.

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Provider audit and governance

Keep obligations reviewable across clients

Connect onboarding review, payroll, funding, payments, tax operations, scoped reporting, and audit history to the correct provider and client context. Legal-employer responsibility remains with the provider and configured employer entities.

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A production-sized walkthrough

Walk through your provider operating model

See how UPP can support branded, governed multi-client operations while preserving the legal-employer boundary.

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