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The orchestration platform for your contingent workforce

Upplft provides the control layer modern organisations need to run contingent talent as a single workflow, not a set of disconnected tools.

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Upplft’s capabilities work together across the contingent workforce lifecycle - integrating where systems already exist, and orchestrating where cost and compliance break down.

Diagram showing UppLift as a contingent workforce orchestration layer connecting existing ecosystems like VMS platforms, MSPs & suppliers, payroll & finance, HR systems & tools, and direct sourcing on the left, to benefits for hiring managers, finance, procurement, and contingent talent on the right.

What sets us apart

Orchestrates your existing stack, without replacing it

Upplft doesn't replace your MSP, VMS, or payroll platform. It brings them together, providing a single source of truth and governance across the entire contingent lifecycle.

Cost and compliance are built into the process

Prevent cost leakage before it happens. Approval workflows, rate controls, and compliance requirements are built into the process, giving Finance instant visibility and every team a governed way to work.

Purpose-built for contingent workforce

Most workforce platforms were built for permanent hires. Upplft supports the complexity of contingent work across engagement types, supplier relationships and jurisdictions.

The contingent workforce operating system

Upplft’s capabilities work together across the contingent worker lifecycle - integrating where systems already exist, and orchestrating where cost and compliance break down.

Job openings dashboard showing roles, status, type, location, and approvers for positions at ACME company with options to filter, export, and create openings.

One system of record for contingent workers

Unify HR, VMS, payroll and supplier systems into a single source of truth across regions and business units.

Contractor management: A system of record for contingent workers.​

Talent pool: Structured communities for re‑engagement, redeployment, and continuity.​

Candidate pipeline: Visibility across contingent demand and supply.​

Financial reporting: Aligned cost and workforce data in one place.

Dashboard interface showing worker statistics including active workers, monthly spend, daily burn rate, budget variance, and a list of workers with roles and statuses.

Real-time visibility into cost and risk

See spend, supplier performance, compliance exposure and workforce mix in real time, before costs are committed.

Financial reporting & insights: Unified cost and spend visibility across the lifecycle.

Workforce mix analysis: Understanding contingent vs permanent balance.

Supplier performance tracking: Evidence-based optimisation across partners.

Compliance status visibility: Real-time risk awareness across regions and engagement types.

Manager self-service: Guided, compliant interactions with full audit trail.

Supplier & contractor experience: Clear, transparent participation across the platform.

Dashboard showing active roles, hires, time to fill, and placement ratio with details of open job roles including Senior Software Engineer, Lead Product Designer, and Customer Experience Manager based in Sydney, AU.

Governed control across the hire-to-pay lifecycle

Standardise how contingent work is requested, approved, onboarded and paid, across every team and region.

Hiring experience: Consistent, compliant engagement workflows from request to offer.

Panel management: Standardised interview and review processes.

Assessment tools: Integrated evaluation aligned to role and policy.

Scheduling: Coordinated availability across teams and suppliers.

Timesheets, invoicing, payments & payroll: Controlled execution of work and pay across all engagement types.

Certifications & compliance: Manage right-to-work checks, health & safety, and background checks.

From fragmented tools to a single operating model.

Most organisations already have the components required to support this high-cost portion of your workforce - suppliers, MSPs, payroll, VMS, and finance systems.

Upplft coordinates them, building a single system of record, delivering more value from the tools you already use.

Blending traditional recruitment with leading technology

Direct sourcing

Direct Sourcing

Source, engage, and manage your flexible workforce through on-demand talent pools, improving speed, quality, and hiring outcomes.

Payroll

Payroll

Run accurate, compliant payroll for contingent and flexible workers, with payments, tax, and compliance handled as part of the lifecycle.

Unified talent

Unified Talent

Bring permanent, fixed-term, and contingent workforces into a single view, including support for executive search and placements.

Talent advisory

Talent Advisory

Access workforce strategy and advisory support, with insights and guidance to attract, retain, and engage talent in line with your business goals.

Security and compliance you can trust

ISO 27001
Information security management

GDPR Compliant
Data protection and privacy

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FAQs

What does “orchestration” mean in the context of contingent workforce?

Orchestration means coordinating systems, suppliers, workflows, and data across the entire contingent workforce lifecycle. Upplft acts as the control layer that connects existing tools and enforces consistent processes, rather than replacing them.

How is Upplft different from a VMS?

A VMS typically manages a single part of the contingent lifecycle, often focused on supplier engagement or rate cards. Upplft operates above VMSs as a system of record and control layer, orchestrating multiple systems, suppliers, and workflows end to end.

Does Upplft replace our MSP?

No. Upplft complements MSPs by providing a consistent operating model, shared data, and embedded governance across clients, suppliers, and regions. MSPs continue to deliver services, while Upplft provides structure and visibility.

What systems does Upplft integrate with?

Upplft integrates with payroll providers, VMS platforms, finance systems, HR systems, and supplier tools. Where specialist systems already exist, Upplft connects to them. Where manual coordination creates cost and risk, Upplft orchestrates the process.

Is Upplft a system of record?

Yes. Upplft provides a single system of record for contingent workforce data, including worker profiles, engagements, suppliers, approvals, compliance status, and cost. This enables consistent reporting and governance across the lifecycle.

How does Upplft help control contingent workforce cost?

Upplft prevents cost leakage by standardising workflows, embedding approvals and policy into process, and aligning workforce data with financial reporting. Cost is controlled before spend occurs, not reconciled after the fact.

How does Upplft support compliance across regions?

Compliance requirements such as right-to-work checks, background screening, health and safety, and policy approvals are built directly into workflows. This ensures requirements are met consistently across regions and engagement types.

Can Upplft support multiple workforce types?

Yes. Upplft supports contingent workers and can provide unified visibility across permanent, fixed-term, and flexible workforce types to help organisations understand and manage their overall workforce mix.

How long does it take to implement Upplft?

Implementation is phased and designed to work alongside existing systems. Most organisations begin seeing value once core workflows and integrations are live, without needing to pause current operations.

How does Upplft drive adoption?

Adoption is driven through role-based experiences that guide users through the right process. By embedding policy into workflows and reducing manual effort, compliant behaviour becomes the easiest option.