Sponsored worker management
Sponsored worker management software
One connected record for every sponsored worker.
CoS, Right to Work, salary, reporting, evidence and deadlines in one place.
14-day free trial. No card required.
Ahmed Khan
Skilled Worker · Software Developer
Needs attention- CoS
- Active
- Right to Work
- Current
- Salary
- Review required
- Reporting
- 1 action due
- Evidence
- 92% complete
3 actions need attention
Review workerSponsored workers
- AKAhmed KhanReview
- SASarah AliHealthy
- JSJames SmithHealthy
- MKMary KhanUrgent
- JPJohn PatelEvidence
50 workers
5 need attention
Stop managing workers across separate systems
Is this worker's sponsorship position actually up to date?
- HR holds their employment record
- Payroll holds their actual pay
- A shared drive contains documents
- Someone keeps the CoS details
- Calendar reminders track expiry dates
- Reporting references live in email
Sponsoro brings the answer together.
One compliance record for every sponsored worker
One worker. One connected compliance story.
Sponsorship
Certificate of Sponsorship details, sponsored role and relevant dates.
Employment
Job title, salary, hours, location and current employment information.
Right to Work
Check route, outcome, evidence and any future follow-up.
Salary compliance
Current assessment, going-rate position and pay-period history.
Reporting
Changes, deadlines, actions and filing references.
Evidence
Documents connected to the requirements they support.
Decisions
Why a worker was cleared, flagged or sent for further review.
History
What changed, who acted and when.
Know who needs attention
Work from exceptions instead of reviewing every worker manually.
Sponsored workforce
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See why a worker needs attention
Your team sees the reason, not just the colour.
Ahmed Khan
Requires attention
- Salary
- Potential payroll discrepancy
- Reporting
- Work-location change requires review
- Evidence
- Recruitment evidence incomplete
- Right to Work
- Current
- CoS
- Active
Keep the CoS connected to the real worker
Know when today's worker record no longer matches the position originally sponsored.
Sponsored role
- Job title
- Software Developer
- Occupation code
- SOC 2134
- Salary
- £46,000
- Hours
- 37.5
- Work location
- Birmingham
Current position
- Current title
- Senior Developer
- Current salary
- £46,000
- Current hours
- 40
- Current location
- Coventry
Salary stays connected to the worker
A salary field alone does not tell you whether the sponsorship position is healthy.
- Current salary
- Working hours
- Occupation
- Going rate
- Applicable salary rule
- Payroll
- CoS
Salary position
- Current salary
- £46,000
- Calculated requirement
- £44,200
- Margin
- +£1,800
Salary position
- Current salary
- £46,000
- Calculated requirement
- £47,250
- Potential shortfall
- £1,250
Right to Work is part of the worker record
Not another spreadsheet column for visa expiry.
- Check route — online, manual, IDSP or Employer Checking Service as applicable
- Check date — when the check was completed
- Outcome — what the prescribed process established
- Evidence — the retained record
- Future action — any required follow-up
Right to Work
Current- Last check
- 12 March 2026
- Permission
- Time-limited
- Next action
- 30 November 2026
- Evidence
- Retained
Worker changes become compliance events
The worker record stays connected to what happened afterwards.
- Salary changes
- Hours changes
- Location changes
- Role changes
- Absence
- Employment ends
Worker change detected
Ahmed Khan
Work location changed
Birmingham → London
Compliance workflow
- 1
Worker changes
Salary, hours, location, role or employment status
- 2
Compliance impact reviewed
Change assessed against sponsorship rules
- 3
Rule applied
Relevant requirement identified
- 4
Action created
Structured task added to the worker record
- 5
Owner assigned
Responsibility routed to the right person
- 6
Deadline tracked
Due date visible in the work queue
Evidence retained
Supporting records linked to the outcome
Keep every worker's evidence organised
See what is missing without opening every file manually.
Ahmed Khan
Evidence completeness: 92%
Import your sponsored workforce in bulk
Don't create 50 workers one at a time.
- sponsorship information
- salary
- CoS
- Right to Work
- documents
- evidence completeness
- outstanding compliance actions
Bulk records without pretending checks are complete
Importing information is not the same as completing a compliance process.
That distinction keeps your worker records honest.
Manage workers across multiple locations
Local responsibility. Central visibility.
Organisation · 50 sponsored workers
Birmingham
18 workers
2 need attention
Coventry
14 workers
Healthy
Leicester
10 workers
1 urgent
London
8 workers
1 evidence gap
See the worker's compliance timeline
A worker profile should show how you got there — not just today's status.
12 March
Right to Work check completed
2 April
CoS assigned
20 April
Employment started
30 June
Salary reviewed
14 August
Location changed
15 August
Reporting workflow created
19 August
Action completed · evidence retained
Build institutional memory around each worker
The organisation keeps the knowledge. Not the individual employee.
What happened
The trigger or change.
What was reviewed
The information assessed.
What evidence existed
Supporting records.
What decision was made
The conclusion reached.
Who made it
Accountability.
What happened next
Actions and resolution.
Sponsored worker management vs HR software
Your HR system manages employment. Sponsoro manages the sponsorship layer.
HR software
Stores employee details.
“Ahmed's salary changed.”
Sponsoro
Connects those details to sponsorship rules, evidence, actions and history.
Does that change require sponsorship review?
Sponsoro does not just store sponsored workers. It connects each worker to the salary, CoS, Right to Work, reporting, evidence, decisions and deadlines that determine their compliance position.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is sponsored worker management software?
Sponsored worker management software helps organisations manage the records, actions, evidence and compliance workflows associated with workers they sponsor under UK immigration routes.
Can Sponsoro manage multiple sponsored workers?
Yes. Sponsoro provides an organisation-wide roster alongside individual worker compliance records.
Can workers be imported in bulk?
Yes. Sponsoro supports CSV worker imports for up to 50 workers at a time.
Does importing a worker complete their Right to Work check?
No. Worker import creates the record and can include relevant information, but prescribed Right to Work checks must still be completed through the appropriate workflow.
Can Sponsoro track salary for each worker?
Yes. Salary, hours, occupation information, CoS data and payroll information can feed into worker-level salary compliance assessments.
Can Sponsoro track reporting events?
Yes. Relevant worker changes can be connected to structured reporting workflows, deadlines and retained filing references.
Can Sponsoro store worker documents?
Yes. Documents can be linked to individual workers and to the compliance areas they support.
Does Sponsoro replace our HRIS?
No. Sponsoro complements HR software by managing the sponsor-compliance layer around sponsored workers.
Don't just keep a sponsored-worker list. Keep the compliance position behind every worker.
Know the worker. Know the sponsorship. Know the salary. Know the evidence. Know what changed. Know what needs action.
Manage sponsored workers as connected compliance records.
No card required.