One view across every agency you manage.
An MSP sitting above a supply chain should not have to open each agency in turn to see where it stands. Volume, liability and reconciliation across all of them, in one position.
Consolidated where it matters.
Separated where it must be.
Linked agencies, workers and payroll value across everything you manage.
Each agency keeps its own database, its own users and its own data.
PAYE and NIC raised per agency, with due dates and settlement status.
What was invoiced, what settled and what is still open.
New agencies provisioned and linked, with the request tracked to completion.
Administrators, managers, payroll users and read-only, scoped per tenant.
Events recorded per tenant, filterable to a user or a period.
| Agency | Workers | Payroll (MTD) | Liability due |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alpha Recruitment | 5,842 | £2.91m | £618k |
| Beta Solutions Ltd | 4,970 | £2.36m | £501k |
| Gamma Services Ltd | 3,913 | £2.01m | £427k |
| Delta Projects Ltd | 2,756 | £1.38m | £293k |
| Epsilon Group Ltd | 2,301 | £1.15m | £244k |
The same rules, in every company.
A managed supply chain is only as controlled as its least controlled agency. These apply the same way in every tenant you manage.
Role-based access
What a user can reach is set by their role, and by the tenant they belong to.
Tenant separation
Each agency holds its own database. Cross-agency views are assembled, never merged.
Audit logging
Events recorded per tenant, filterable to a user or a period.
Onboarding
New agencies provisioned, linked and tracked from request to first pay run.