Staffing & Workforce

Scale teams fast — with governance, compliance and control.

Workforce expansion becomes risky when it’s treated like “just hiring contractors.” In reality, you’re running a moving system: onboarding, documentation, attendance, replacements, billing hygiene, and ongoing governance. Xrillion runs Workforce Solutions like a managed program — so your leaders get speed and predictability.

Contract Staffing

Ramp teams quickly without breaking process discipline.

C2H Programs

Prove performance, then convert the right people.

Governed Delivery

SLA/KPI visibility that leaders can trust.

What “control” means in practice:

Role-wise SLAs + replacement terms
Compliance-ready onboarding checklist
Timesheets, cut-offs, approvals
KPI dashboards and weekly governance
Workforce planning and operations
🧾 Documentation ⏱ Timesheets 📊 SLA/KPI

Trust signals you should expect

Transparent pipeline

no black box

Defined SLAs

role-wise

Governance cadence

weekly

Billing hygiene

audit-ready

Outcome: faster scale with fewer escalations, fewer surprises, and cleaner operational control.
Workforce models

Pick the model that fits your speed, risk and runway

The difference between a messy workforce program and a stable one is not “more CVs.” It’s the operating model: intake clarity, SLAs, governance, timesheet discipline, and continuity planning.

Contract staffing

Contract Staffing

Ideal for immediate capacity needs—delivery programs, engineering spikes, support operations, and transformation workstreams.

  • Defined SLAs: shortlist, onboarding, replacement
  • Timesheets + billing hygiene + artifacts
  • Weekly governance rhythm + KPI tracking
Contract to hire

Contract-to-Hire (C2H)

Best when you want to reduce mis-hire risk—observe delivery, culture fit, and performance before conversion.

  • Conversion criteria + timeline (written upfront)
  • Structured manager feedback checkpoints
  • Reduced drop-offs and renegotiation risk
Managed teams

Extended Teams

Long-running squads/pods with structured governance—capacity planning, continuity, and performance visibility.

  • Ramp plans and role continuity design
  • Performance tracking + replacement safety net
  • Scaling across time zones & locations
How it works

A workforce program should feel like a system

Here’s the flow we use to keep leaders in control—so workforce scale doesn’t become an escalation factory.

01

Program intake & role calibration

We align on success traits, must-have skills, interview loop, compensation guardrails, timelines, and location constraints. This becomes a written intake that reduces churn and rework later.

02

Shortlists with signal, not noise

Every candidate is screened for skill depth, relevance, motivation, notice period, and comp fit. You get smaller shortlists with notes that help panels decide faster.

03

Onboarding, documentation, and day-1 readiness

We run onboarding checklists, documentation completeness, and readiness steps so your managers don’t become admins. Clean process here prevents issues later (billing disputes, audit gaps, access delays).

04

Weekly governance + KPI visibility

This is where trust is built. We review: open roles, pipeline stage aging, onboarding status, replacement risks, timesheet discipline, billing status, and SLA/KPI performance.

Reality check: Workforce programs fail when they rely on “hope and follow-up.” We build a repeatable engine with checkpoints.
Governance meeting

Program governance

Leadership-grade control

We don’t “send updates.” We run a governance loop where issues are surfaced early—before they become escalations.

What you can choose

Light governance

Best for small programs: basic SLAs + periodic reviews + clean timesheets.

Result: fewer surprises, cleaner operations, faster decisions.
Governance & KPIs

Visibility leaders can trust (and finance can audit)

We track what matters in workforce: continuity, compliance hygiene, and delivery stability—so the program stays predictable.

Core SLAs

  • Shortlist turnaround (role-wise)
  • Onboarding readiness timeline
  • Replacement TAT (critical roles)
  • Timesheet approval cut-offs

Program KPIs

  • Stage aging and bottlenecks
  • Attrition & replacement rate
  • Extension / conversion rates (C2H)
  • Billing accuracy & disputes

Operational Control

  • Documentation completeness rate
  • Access readiness / day-1 readiness
  • Timesheet exceptions / anomalies
  • Escalation volume trend (should drop)
Controls & Compliance

Trust is built by controls, not promises

Workforce programs touch risk: compliance gaps, invoice disputes, untracked attendance, access delays, and late replacements. We reduce risk through structured checklists and governance—so you can scale without “fear-based management.”

Documentation & onboarding

Checklist-driven onboarding: identity, offer/contract docs, policy acknowledgements, background steps (as required).

Timesheets & billing hygiene

Defined cut-offs, approvals, exception handling, and clean artifacts—so billing stays predictable and defensible.

Replacement safety net

Role backups and replacement SLAs—especially for business-critical roles where downtime hurts.

Governance discipline

Weekly or bi-weekly governance for early risk detection—before issues become leadership escalations.

What clients usually want to see (we provide this):

Sample SLA/KPI dashboard format
Onboarding checklist template
Timesheet workflow / cut-off policy
Replacement policy & turnaround commitments
Compliance and documentation

Quick clarity

What makes us feel “easy” to work with

  • Single owner for delivery + reporting
  • Clean artifacts and audit friendliness
  • Proactive risk flags (not reactive excuses)
Less chaos. More control. That’s the vibe we aim for.
FAQs

Common questions before starting a workforce program

Next step

Share your workforce plan — we’ll propose a governed ramp model.

No hard sell. Just clarity on roles, ramp timelines, compliance needs and governance expectations.

Discuss workforce program

Response within 24–48 business hours · US & India time zones.