
RemotePeople helps businesses build international teams through Employer of Record services, recruitment and workforce administration in 150+ countries. Founded in 2018 and based in New York, RemotePeople combines a web platform with dedicated account managers and in-country HR expertise.
With EOR, RemotePeople handles local employment contracts, onboarding, payroll, tax administration and statutory benefits while clients manage employees' daily work. EOR Flex starts at $199 per employee/month. EOR Plus starts at $399 per employee/month, billed annually for 5+ employees. Salaries and statutory employer costs are additional; availability and terms vary by country.
In-house recruitment and executive search help companies source talent before hiring. Recruitment + EOR costs 2% of annual salary each month for recruitment, plus the EOR fee. Other services include Global Payroll, US Payroll, Contractor Management, Contractor of Record and US PEO.
RemotePeople also supports global benefits, equity, visas and immigration, company incorporation, ongoing entity management and transfers from EOR to a client's own entity. Optional support includes employment contracts, legal assistance, background checks, compliance audits, equipment, workplace services, expenses and offboarding.
AI Command Center accepts natural-language requests for onboarding, payroll, leave, expenses and contract changes, with expert review of high-impact actions and an audit trail. Employee self-service brings payslips, documents and requests into one platform. Request a demo or country-specific quote; no free trial is offered.
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You need more than just a way to exchange documents. You need capabilities such as AI-enhanced redaction. You need an integrated Q&A tool with advanced workflow features. You need a defensible source of truth. You need Datasite Diligence.
Datasite provides the most trusted VDR in M&A. Over 14,000 projects are created annually on Datasite. Designed with industry-leading functionality and game-changing productivity tools, due diligence doesn’t get in the way with Datasite Diligence.
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Adversea
Adversea is an innovative platform that leverages artificial intelligence to conduct background checks and risk assessments for organizations looking to evaluate potential risks associated with individuals or entities. Its primary feature revolves around adverse media screening, which meticulously tracks and reviews news articles to reveal any negative information that might pose reputational, legal, or financial dangers. Users simply input the name of a person or organization, prompting the system to automatically retrieve pertinent media coverage and utilize sophisticated AI technology to compile the results into a detailed summary that encompasses fundamental entity details, any current or historical legal challenges, instances of corruption, financial misconduct, violence, and various other risk factors. The platform enhances trustworthiness by providing direct links to the original sources, enabling users to corroborate the findings and uphold transparency during their due diligence efforts. Additionally, Adversea broadens its screening features by detecting related social media accounts, thus offering a more comprehensive view of an entity's online presence. This multifaceted approach equips organizations with the tools they need to make informed decisions while mitigating potential risks.
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PeopleG2
PeopleG2 offers a comprehensive suite of services, beginning with employment screening and background checks, which form the foundation of our operations, and extending to more intricate and strategic Human Capital Due Diligence services, such as Executive Screening. Additionally, we provide a curated selection of consulting and advisory services focused on HR-related mergers and acquisitions and the evolution of company culture. These offerings are enhanced by cutting-edge technology, seamless integrations, and strict adherence to FCRA compliance. Although federal legislators have introduced proposals for nationwide regulations, none have successfully passed to date. While your organization ultimately holds the responsibility for compliance, we are committed to providing guidance throughout the process. It is crucial that criminal background checks align with the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), the guidelines set forth by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), and relevant local, state, and federal fair hiring laws, including the "ban the box" initiative. Should a credit check lead you to deny employment, it is imperative to adhere to the procedures detailed by the FCRA. Furthermore, certain local regulations may stipulate additional requirements for adverse action that must be followed closely. Staying informed about these laws ensures that your hiring practices remain fair and legal.
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