Global mobility works. Connecting it doesn’t.
Moving one person across a border can involve a dozen providers and none of them speak the same language. Open Global Mobility is defining an open interoperability layer so mobility services can be discovered, requested and tracked from the systems organisations already use.
Choose how you want to participate:
For employers & mobility teams
Explore the concept, help shape employer workflows and be among the first to access future capabilities. Free to join. No purchase commitment.
For mobility service providers
Help shape how independent mobility services can connect to enterprise systems and AI agents. Free, non-exclusive and no technical integration required at this stage.
What exists today
- An early definition of a shared mobility service vocabulary
- A published set of interoperability principles
- A forming Founding Provider group across services and markets
There is no product, marketplace or dashboard. This phase is about agreeing the definitions with the organisations that would rely on them.
Read the principlesThe problem
Mobility is coordinated, not connected
Fragmented delivery
A single international move can touch immigration, tax, payroll, housing, destination services and household goods, often across different providers, systems, processes and contacts.
Manual coordination
Status lives in inboxes and spreadsheets. Employers chase updates instead of seeing them.
No common language
Every provider describes its services differently, so nothing can be compared, routed or automated reliably.
The approach
An interface, not another portal
Interoperability means agreeing on how services are described and requested, then letting existing systems do the work.
A shared service vocabulary
Common definitions for mobility services, so the same request means the same thing across providers and markets.
Requests from existing systems
Mobility services initiated and monitored from the HR, enterprise or AI environment already in use, without another portal.
Predictable status
A consistent way to retrieve case progress and the actions that need attention, rather than chasing per-provider updates.
Provider-owned delivery
Providers keep their clients, terms and service. Interoperability describes capability; it does not resell it.
Who this is for
Built with the ecosystem, not around it
- Employers and in-house mobility teams
- Fewer portals, clearer status and less manual coordination across the providers you already work with.
- Mobility service providers
- Become discoverable and requestable through the systems your clients use, without rebuilding how you deliver.
- HR and mobility technology
- One integration surface for mobility capability instead of bespoke work per provider.
Founding Providers
Help define the standard you’ll work with
We are forming a limited group of providers across immigration, tax, relocation, destination services, shipping and adjacent services. Founding Providers shape the service definitions, review the interface as it forms, and are recognised as early contributors.
- Free to apply, with no commercial commitment
- You keep your clients, contracts and delivery model
- Selection based on capability, coverage and readiness
Apply to the Founding Provider group
Takes a few minutes.
Get involved
Two ways to help shape Open Global Mobility.
Choose the path that best reflects how you participate in the global mobility ecosystem.
I buy or manage mobility services
Join Early Access
For employers, HR teams, Global Mobility teams and organisations that buy or manage mobility services.
I provide mobility services
Apply as a Founding Provider
For immigration, relocation, tax, payroll, destination and other specialist mobility service providers.