International Agency Operations · working tool

Map the work before you compare EORs

A client project can end while a studio responsibility continues. Record each relationship as it actually operates, then ask a competent reviewer in the work country to assess it. This map creates a briefing; it does not decide legal status.

Worked example: a fictional Canadian agency with a UK studio coordinator, a UK book illustrator and a Germany-based developer. The review outcomes below are fictional assumptions for demonstrating all three routes.

Where the briefs go

Keep the boundary: “employment reviewed” and “external service reviewed” mean your named local reviewer has recorded an actual conclusion outside this tool. A work pattern, contract label, platform check or count of answers does not set that conclusion. Ask separately about past periods; a new EOR arrangement does not erase historical exposure.

Your entries stay in this browser only if you press Save. Download creates a file on your device. There is no account, submission, analytics or remote storage. On a shared device, use Clear map and saved data when finished.