Equus Platform vs Localyze

Equus Platform manages employee assignments and global mobility programs in a centralized app. It covers remote work, business travel, immigration, relocations, international hires, and assignments. Companies can automate remote-work decisions under their policies and track travelers against immigration and tax thresholds. Assignment policies can incorporate compensation, benefits, immigration, tax, and local regulations. Employee tools include a timeline for dates and deadlines, a role-based document library, and expense tracking. Dashboards present mobility KPIs, program milestones, and organizational impact. The platform also handles compensation calculations, global payroll reporting, multi-currency and split pay, and custom calculations and instructions. Equus Connect provides mobile access to case data, service updates, and tasks. Listed APIs cover HR data, AIRINC data, document exchange, and identity synchronization; the Equus Ecosystem connects HR, talent, and service-provider systems. It runs on Android, iOS, and web. Pricing is provided on request, and the platform pages direct visitors to request a demo.

Localyze is a web platform and service for companies managing employee moves across borders, including relocations, work abroad and business trips. It tracks cases such as workations and visa renewals with status updates and employee details, and offers immigration services supported by experts. Listed case types include highly skilled migrant visas, European Blue Cards, residence permits and short stays, with coverage described as global. A marketplace and premium partners offer housing, family, concierge and moving support. The platform tracks relocation status, work-abroad days, trips, expenditures, budgets and payments; services can be paid for by card or bank transfer. HR teams can sync data bidirectionally with systems including Personio, BambooHR, Workday, HiBob and SAP SuccessFactors. Localyze says it is ISO 27001 certified and GDPR compliant, and supports customizable permissions, SSO and 2FA. It says the service is hosted in AWS European data centers, uses TLS in transit and AES-256 encryption at rest, and conducts penetration testing and vulnerability scans. Employees can access it in a browser on a phone, tablet or computer. Pricing is available on request rather than as numeric prices.