EOR provider infrastructure

Run your EOR service under your brand.

Offer clients branded onboarding, payroll operations, and reporting. UPP provides the software; your employer entities retain legal-employer responsibility.

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UPP client portal with payroll summaries and the Tour Alpha production breakdown in its original portrait layout
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Inside UPP

See the tools your operations team can use.

Explore onboarding and finance screens with demo data. The CFO view shows provider-side reporting; client access is managed separately.

Review the startwork your workers submit

Follow individual and batch onboarding progress, filter by status, and review outstanding items before the responsible team approves readiness.

UPP onboarding management with individual and batch progress, status filters, and worker readiness rows
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Operational sequence

From client setup to reporting.

Set up your employer and client structure, review the work and keep clients informed throughout the service.

  1. Configure

    Configure your brand and employer entities

    Set up your branding and employer entities, then review the EIN, tax-handling, and banking configuration your service uses.

  2. Add clients

    Set up each client’s organization

    Create separate client organizations with their own productions, billing records, and authorized administrators. Keep each client’s records separate.

  3. Open portals

    Give clients and workers a branded portal

    Provide client administrator portals and worker portals under your brand. Your provider team controls who can view records, approve work, and make payments.

  4. Onboard and review

    Review the startwork workers submit

    Workers complete onboarding through their portal. The responsible provider or client team reviews the submission and resolves outstanding items before approval.

  5. Approve and pay

    Review payroll, approvals, and funding

    Review payroll approvals, funding, payments, and tax operations against the correct employer and client. Keep outstanding questions visible to authorized teams.

  6. Report and govern

    Give clients reports and retain review history

    Provide client reporting and audit history for the organizations each user is authorized to manage, while keeping each client’s records separate.

The right operational view

Shared context. Clear outcomes for every role.

Provider operations

Control the service across clients

Manage branding, employer setup, client organizations, and permissions for your service.

Client administrator

See the work for your client organization

Review productions, worker readiness, and client reports. Approval and payment actions depend on the permissions your provider assigns.

Payroll

Review each run for the correct employer

Review payroll approvals, funding, payments, and tax operations with the employer, banking, and client records behind them.

Compliance

Keep responsibility and evidence explicit

Review onboarding completion, exceptions, access, and audit history. Legal-employer responsibility remains with the provider and its configured entities; UPP does not become or assume the provider's legal employer status.

Plan your next step

Know what to expect.

Start with your workflow. Use the walkthrough to confirm the setup, responsibilities and tools your team needs.

Who is the legal employer?

UPP provides the software infrastructure. Legal-employer responsibility remains with the provider and its configured employer entities. The walkthrough should establish the employer, tax, funding and operational responsibilities for your setup.

What can a client access?

Client permissions control access to assigned client records and available actions, including viewing production and payroll activity, approving work and paying invoices. A client can have view-only access without payment authority.

What can carry our brand?

The client portal supports organization branding such as the company name, logo, primary color, support email and policy links. Review your desired client and worker experience during configuration.

What should we confirm before implementation?

Review your employer entities, clients, worker onboarding, approval responsibilities, funding process, tax-operation setup and reporting needs. Your proposal should confirm the modules, integrations, implementation and support included.

A production-sized walkthrough

Plan your EOR workflow with us

Bring your client structure, employer setup, and approval process. We’ll walk through the portals, payroll operations, and reporting your team needs.

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