Overview
A German SaaS scale up needed to grow its engineering team across Europe without opening local entities. Legal and payroll complexity was slowing them down. We provided EOR and multi-country payroll, onboarded 12 engineers in three countries in 3 months with a 90% drop in payroll errors.
Client challenge
Expanding the engineering team across borders created real friction:
- Hiring skilled engineers in multiple countries under different employment laws
- Complex legal and tax compliance for cross-border employment
- Payroll and benefits across jurisdictions error prone when done in-house
- Expansion speed limited by admin and compliance burden
They needed one partner to handle employment, payroll, and compliance so they could scale without delay.
Our solution
What we delivered.
We delivered EOR and integrated multi-country payroll tailored to their expansion.
EOR and hiring
- Legal employer in Germany, Netherlands, and Poland
- Hiring and onboarding
- Localized contracts and benefits
Multi-country payroll
- Unified payroll across three countries
- Accurate tax and social security
- Benefits administration and reporting
Compliance
- Local labor and tax rules properly followed
- Ongoing regulatory monitoring and updates
How we did it
Phased approach and timeline.
We executed in three phases:
- 1Month 1
Country compliance review and EOR setup in each jurisdiction
- 2Months 1–2
Hiring, contracting, and payroll configuration
- 3Months 2–3
Onboarding, go-live payroll, and ongoing support
This delivered a scalable setup in three months.
Results
Measurable impact on business success.
12
Engineers onboarded
12 engineers onboarded across 3 countries in 3 months.
Zero
Penalties
Legal requirements met in all three countries.
90%
Payroll error reduction
Payroll errors reduced by 90%; smoother operations.
Testimonial
“We needed to hire engineers in three countries without setting up entities. Jackson & Frank made it straightforward EOR, multi-country payroll, and compliance in one place. We grew the team fast and cut payroll errors significantly.”
