How It Works

From demand to first day, in seven coordinated steps.

SODH runs the hiring journey as one workflow. AI agents coordinate and prepare every step; people make the decisions. Here is what happens, and who is involved at each stage.

  1. 1

    Define workforce demand

    Employers describe the roles, skills, volumes, locations, and timelines they need. Agents help structure this into a demand plan — including what readiness each role requires before anyone is put forward.

    Employers · SODH agents

  2. 2

    Discover suitable candidates

    Agents source and shortlist candidates across local markets and international corridors, working through vetted recruiters, contractors, and partner networks. Every source and shortlist is visible.

    Recruiters · Contractors · Agents

  3. 3

    Assess skills and readiness

    Structured assessments confirm what candidates can actually do. Results attach to the candidate's profile as evidence, so shortlists carry substance rather than claims.

    Candidates · Assessment partners

  4. 4

    Arrange training where needed

    Where skills need work, candidates are matched with training providers. Progress is tracked openly, so employers know exactly what preparation has happened.

    Training providers · Workers

  5. 5

    Coordinate permitted verification

    Credential, experience, and background checks are run with verification agencies — only what is permitted and relevant for the role and corridor. Candidates see what was checked and consent to sharing.

    Verification agencies · Workers

  6. 6

    Organise documents and compliance checks

    Offers, contracts, and required paperwork are organised in one shared workflow around each corridor's requirements. Licensed advisors and authorities make the formal determinations; SODH keeps the process moving and documented.

    All parties · Mobility partners

  7. 7

    Manage hiring and onboarding

    From offer acceptance to first day, agents coordinate the hand-offs — reminders, status, and documents — so a signed offer becomes a prepared, onboarded hire.

    Employers · Workers · Recruiters

What the agents do — and don't do

Agents do

  • Structure demand into plans and mandates
  • Source, shortlist, and assemble evidence
  • Track assessments, training, and checks
  • Chase status, reminders, and hand-offs
  • Keep documentation organised per corridor

People decide

  • Which candidates to interview and hire
  • Which training a candidate receives
  • Consent to each verification and share
  • Formal compliance and visa determinations
  • Every offer and every acceptance

See it applied to your corridors.

We'll walk you through the workflow with your roles, markets, and partners in mind.