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October 15, 2026

What "fully managed" actually means

Hiring remotely should not mean taking on payroll, equipment and compliance yourself. Here is exactly what Operro handles, and what stays with you.

What "fully managed" actually means

Plenty of firms will find you a remote candidate. Fewer stay involved once that person starts. "Fully managed" is the difference, so here is exactly what it covers.

People and operations

  • Hiring and placement
  • Onboarding and offboarding
  • Regular check-ins with your team member
  • Relationship management
  • Performance reviews and renewals
  • Invoicing and payroll
  • Timesheet and activity tracking

Infrastructure and compliance

  • Equipment: devices, setup and replacements
  • Secure system configuration and access management
  • Alignment with your IT security protocols
  • Data protection and compliance
  • Technical support for day-to-day queries

What stays with you

  • Training on your product and processes
  • The scope of work and KPIs
  • Direction and feedback
  • Timesheet approvals

Why it matters

A well-supported team performs better. When someone has a team checking in, sorting their equipment and making sure they are paid on time, they settle faster and stay longer. That means lower churn and higher performance for you, without the admin.

And if a placement does not work out, we do not disappear. We find the right person.

No lengthy onboarding. No obligation.

See how it works

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