Reduce your contractor misclassification risk and efficiently hire and pay contractors worldwide in one unified workforce management platform.
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No need to become an expert in contractor classification. Rippling engages contractors on your behalf while taking on the compliance liability, so you can grow at lightning speed—without the worry.
No more distributed contractor and employee management. Contractors are on the same platform as employees, so you have one org-chart, one set of reporting, and one place for invoicing.
No more back and forth with the contractor. Rippling provides contractors with advanced tooling on payments and invoicing, as well as dedicated support, to free up your time.
Expand globally safely while Rippling takes on the responsibility for contractor-related risks.
Get access to tailored, legal counsel-vetted, enforceable agreements on everything from terms of engagement to IP protection.
Avoid engaging a contractor with high misclassification risk based on our eligibility criteria or inadvertently misrepresenting contractor relationships with thoughtful upfront and subsequent annual screenings.
Stay safe with comprehensive, proactive compliance checks like contractor relationship audits, checks on contractor information, and classification analysis based on country-specific rules.
Run payroll and approve expenses and invoices with one tool—for your entire workforce, no matter where they are.
Let contractors choose when and how to transfer money—in 50+ currencies.
Your contractors of record are part of a unified workforce management system. Set up workflows, permissioning rules, and expense policies that automate what you need.
With Contractor of Record, Rippling engages independent contractors on a customer’s behalf. Rippling has the legal relationship with the contractor and we take on responsibility for compliance and liability for contractor misclassification claims.
An EOR is a third-party company that hires employees on behalf of another company, and manages responsibilities such as the employment contract, payroll, taxes, and benefits. In contrast, a COR is a third-party company that engages independent contractors on behalf of another company, and handles tasks such as contract creation, payment processing, and compliance with local laws including status classification.