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Relocation case management for HR teams

One case per move. Catch the slip before the start date.

Run every international move to your policy, with each step owned and dated — and a slipping start date flagged in time to act.

For employers and their HR teams. Moving on your own? See what changes for individuals.

See the product

30-minute walkthrough on one of your own corridors. No commitment.

Madrid → Dublin · demo casenon-EU employee

Critical pathEmployment permitOwner: HR + employee

39 daysshort — the corridor needs 104 days of steps, and 65 remain. Flagged while there is time to act.
  • Sourced

    700+ reviewed requirements, each linked to its official source and dated.

  • Owned

    Every step has an owner and a due date: HR, employee or provider.

  • On the record

    Every decision is logged. Each case closes with its full history.

Relocation still runs on email and spreadsheets.

  1. 01

    HR is accountable for outcomes they cannot see.

    Status lives in inboxes, not in systems.

  2. 02

    Vendors operate outside the case, not inside it.

    Provider progress is invisible until something goes wrong.

  3. 03

    Every delay is a cost, a compliance or a retention risk.

    Handoffs are untracked. Deadlines are missed before anyone notices.

The product

One case per move. Everyone works from it.

Not an agency, not a marketplace: the system of record HR, the employee and providers share.

Know a start date will slip — while there is time to act.

ReloPass knows how long each step takes on the route and for the person moving, and warns HR when the plan no longer fits the start date — with the shortfall in days. HR reviews the roadmap before the employee sees it.

Case warning: this corridor needs 104 days of steps before the employee can start; only 65 remain, a shortfall of 39 days. Roadmap review approved by HR.
  1. 1The shortfall, in days — not a vague red flag
  2. 2Built from the route’s own lead times
  3. 3HR approves the roadmap before the employee sees it

The employee sees what applies to them — and where it comes from.

Requirements are filtered by nationality and route, with the source on the line. Fewer questions to HR, fewer surprises at the border.

Employee roadmap: “Things people miss on this route” — a visa requirement for this nationality with its official source, and a timing check against the move date.
  1. 1What people usually miss on this route
  2. 2The official source, on the line
  3. 3Timing checked against this move date

Every task has an owner and a date.

The employee, HR or a provider — each step says who does it, by when, and whether it is blocked. Nothing waits in someone’s inbox.

Tasks with owners and due dates: employment permit granted (employee and HR, due Oct 14, to do), temporary housing (due Oct 27, to do), movers and shipment (due Nov 3, blocked).
  1. 1Who owns the step
  2. 2When it is due
  3. 3Blocked steps stand out

Product screens from a demo case. Names and company are demo data.

Built corridor by corridor

Deep on the routes we run — not thin on every country.

Each corridor carries its own reviewed requirements, lead times and the things people miss. We cover Ireland, Germany, Norway, Spain, France and the Netherlands in depth.

Corridor guides

  • Ireland250+
  • Germany100+
  • Norway100+
  • Spain80+
  • France80+
  • Netherlands75+
Reviewed requirements by destination country, shown as minimums.

Who it is for

One case, four people who need it.

  • HR & People leaders

    See every move and who owns the next step.

    For HR teams
  • Finance

    Put a number on late and failed moves.

    Estimate the cost
  • Global mobility

    Run policy, providers and timelines per corridor.

    How it works
  • Relocating employees

    Know what’s needed, by when, and who handles it.

    Get the checklist

Moving on your own, without an employer? Today ReloPass works through employers: your HR team sets up your move.

What it’s worth

What does one missed handoff cost you?

Your numbers, your estimate

Change any figure — the estimate updates as you type.

A starting estimate of what one place — instead of everyone chasing everyone — saves a mobility team each year. Every figure is editable; the defaults are illustrative, not a quote.

Your numbers

Roughly, for your team as it runs today. Adjust anything — the estimate updates below.

ReloPass impact · your assumptions (illustrative, not measured)
Currency
Illustrative saving · per year · from the inputs above
€147,250
About €5,890 saved on every relocation.
HR hours freed / year
600
reclaimed from coordination
HR cost saved
€36,000
that coordination time, valued
Employee time saved
€31,250
less time off work on paperwork
Supplier spend saved
€30,000
competitive quotes in one view
Cost of fewer failed moves
€50,000
at your failure-rate assumption

An illustrative model to frame the conversation, not a commercial quote. It leaves out the things hardest to price and easiest to feel: an employee who arrives ready to work, and an HR team that can prove every decision was made to policy.

Built to stand up to scrutiny

A relocation is a record you may have to defend.

What an employee must do comes from reviewed, cited rules for their route. Where ReloPass drafts or summarises with AI, a person approves the result before anyone sees it.

A person approves every recommendation

Nothing reaches an employee until someone on your team has approved it.

Grounded in your policy, and cited

Answers come from your company’s own policy and curated corridor rules — with the source shown, not a guess.

Every decision is logged

Each step is recorded with the information that informed it — an audit trail you can hand to any reviewer.

Personal data is masked

Passport numbers, IBANs, national IDs, phones and emails are masked before any text is sent to an AI provider.

Requirements are served, not generated

What an employee must do comes from reviewed, cited data for their route — never written fresh at the moment they ask.

One record, reusable

Every move leaves a record, so the next one on the same corridor starts from what the last one learned.

Start with one corridor.

Priced per move — your company pays per relocation case; the employee never pays. Tell us how your relocations run today and we’ll show you what changes.

How it works