Streamlining Contractor Onboarding for Automotive Companies
Why onboarding external contractors has been so slow historically and how things are changing for today's automotive players.
Why onboarding external contractors has been so slow historically and how things are changing for today's automotive players.
A major challenge for automotive companies is onboarding individual contractors quickly enough. The main challenges are the long waiting times, tedious processes and complex legal requirements. Everything that's challenging for an individual external contractor to manage.
However, individual contractors are very much needed today. They bring speed, outside expertise and flexibility. Compare this to large engineering firms that are brought on for a project and many times run over-cost, with little flexibility once a project is defined.
The main thing you need to do to start working with a large automotive company as an individual contractor is becoming an official supplier. This usually involve the following steps:
Many times, this process can take months to years, which harms both the individual contractor, as well as the automotive company since neither can start collaborating until the bureaucracy is out of the way.
Hashlist provides an immediate alternative, through which external contractors can immediately begin contracting by registering through Hashlist. This works when Hashlist already has a vendor code with the automotive company, which is usually the case since Hashlist is the leading marketplace for external contractors specialised for the mobility & automotive sector.
The automotive company also benefits by accessing the Hashlist on-demand pool, which already has thousands of mobility-specialised vetted, expert engineers. Instead of taking the individual contractor through the entire supplier process, they can start working immediately.
This means that:
✔️ Automotive companies transform faster,
✔️ External contractors are employed quicker, and
✔️ There is less paperwork.
Are you ready to give it a try?