Who does what
Every company in a deal, from the client to its suppliers, on one table.
| Who | Buys from | Sells to | Sees |
|---|---|---|---|
| Client | Every supplier | Nobody | Every contractor on its sites, and the supplier it pays |
| MSP | — | — | Runs the client’s program from a seat the client gives it. Never supplies a worker. |
| Integrator | Sub-vendors, or its own employees | The client | Its own people and its own rates |
| Prime supplier | Sub-vendors, or its own employees | The client | Its own people and its own rates |
| Sub-vendor | Its own employees | The prime | The work site. The client’s name only where the prime may share it. |
| Bench supplier | Workers waiting for a project | The firm above | Who agreed to be put forward |
| Worker | — | Their time | Every firm between them and the client, by name. Their own pay. |
Rates stay closed at every level. A worker who owns their own company reads both the supplier and the worker row.