Relocity vs reloviewsComplete

Relocity provides a platform for employee relocation and corporate mobility programs, pairing employee support with employer visibility into moves. Mobility teams can view populations, policies, progress, and program data, authorize moves, and track activity through an employer dashboard. The employee app offers policy-configured checklists, local insights, home-finding tools, and a marketplace of vetted providers. Its policy-aware AI Assistant is described as answering relocation-policy questions 24/7. Guide provides self-service support, Advisor offers remote human guidance, Concierge provides in-person support, and Relocity One connects providers. Advisor coverage spans 3,000+ cities, while Personal Hosts operate in 30+ major markets. The One platform can deploy the app under an employer’s brand and connect relocation management, tax, immigration, payroll, HRIS, and destination service providers. The app is available on iOS and Android. Pricing is on request, with prospective customers invited to book a demo. Each activated Guide user may use the service for one relocation for up to 12 months from activation. Relocity was founded in 2016 and supports moves across 60+ countries.

reloviewsComplete brings global mobility work into one platform, covering relocation services, vendor management, budgets, expenses, and compliance. Its workflow spans planning, booking, expense management, and compliance, with customizable workflows, fields, and reports. Interactive dashboards show relocation spending and help track metrics, trends, and potential savings. Orion says the platform connects with HRIS, payroll, accounting, finance, expense, and supplier systems through integrations and an API. It also supports employee self-service and reimbursements: receipts can be captured, approvals automated, payments processed, and tax reporting handled for intern and candidate expenses. Reports cover expenses, policy compliance, and tax exposure, and the product page says tax and policy information is kept up to date. The service is available on Android, iOS, and web, as well as through an API. Orion describes hosting as SOC 1, SOC 2, and SOC 3 compliant and says its safeguards include encryption where appropriate. It advertises 24/7 support with mobility specialists. Pricing is on request; prospective customers can contact Orion for a free demo.