The DSP served 8 multinational corporate clients with Greece relocation needs, but had no local operations capability. Each corporate client expected white-label delivery — meaning the DSP's brand, not a subcontractor's, appeared on all deliverables and client communications.
8 corporate clients, one Greece pipeline — white-label delivery without local headcount
EuroRelocate DSP built their entire Greece destination service offering on Ellytic's pipeline, delivering AFM registration, certified translations, and authority-ready documents to 8 corporate clients without hiring a single local operations staff member.
Finding reliable local partners in Greece was the bottleneck. The DSP had cycled through 4 different local accounting firms in 2 years — each time losing institutional knowledge about document requirements, DOY assignments, and client-specific SLAs.
Corporate clients demanded SLA-backed delivery timelines (AFM within 5 business days, translations within 48 hours) and monthly compliance reports. Without a structured pipeline, the DSP couldn't guarantee these SLAs and was losing RFP bids to competitors with established Greece operations.
White-label workspace per corporate client
Each of the 8 corporate clients received a branded workspace with custom SLA settings, document templates, and reporting configurations. The DSP's assignees never saw Ellytic branding — all communications and deliverables carried the DSP's identity.
Standardized intake across nationalities
The DSP's case managers used Ellytic's nationality-specific intake templates to create cases for relocating employees. Document requirements, apostille rules, and translation needs were pre-configured — eliminating the institutional knowledge loss that plagued previous local partners.
SLA-tracked processing pipeline
Every case moved through defined stages with SLA timers: document collection (48h), translation (24h), AFM submission (24h), authority processing (3–5 days). SLA breaches triggered automatic escalations — giving the DSP confidence in their client-facing commitments.
Corporate compliance reporting
Monthly reports were generated per corporate client: cases completed, average turnaround, SLA compliance rate, and cost per case. These reports powered the DSP's quarterly business reviews with corporate clients — replacing manual spreadsheet compilation.
“We used to lose RFPs because we couldn't guarantee Greece timelines. Now we show our SLA data and compliance reports — clients see 98% on-time delivery and sign immediately. Ellytic is our Greece operations team.”— Anna L., Greece Operations Lead, EuroRelocate DSP
Corporate client assigns relocatee
When a corporate client notifies the DSP of a new Greece relocation, the case manager creates an Ellytic case in the client-specific workspace. The relocating employee receives a branded intake form with document requirements specific to their nationality and contract type.
Document processing under DSP brand
All documents are processed through Ellytic's pipeline — validation, certified translation, apostille verification — but all communications to the relocatee and corporate client carry the DSP's branding. The corporate client never interacts directly with Ellytic.
AFM registration with SLA tracking
The AFM application is assembled and submitted with SLA timers running. The case manager monitors progress in real-time. If any step approaches its SLA boundary, automatic escalation ensures resolution before the timer expires.
Delivery + corporate reporting
Upon AFM issuance, the relocatee and corporate client receive the complete document package under the DSP's brand. The case data feeds into the monthly compliance report — showing the corporate client exactly what was delivered, when, and at what cost.
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