Orbit is Playroll’s global AI assistant, built to help you go beyond surface-level information when navigating global employment. Unlike generic AI tools, Orbit is powered by the verified, up-to-date knowledge of Playroll’s in-house HR, payroll, and legal experts, and designed to support business-critical global hiring decisions.
How to Get Started
- Go to https://ai.playroll.com/
- Enter your details and how you’re planning to use Orbit
- Complete sign-up
- You’re in and can start using Orbit for free
Once logged in, you can begin asking questions immediately.
What to Use Orbit For
Global Hiring Feasibility
- Where you can hire employees or contractors
- What employment setup is required in each country
Whether you need a local entity or alternative setup
Employment Law & Compliance
- Mandatory benefits, leave, and notice periods
- Termination rules and severance requirements
- Working hours, probation periods, and statutory protections
Classification Risk
- Employee vs contractor classification guidance
- Country-specific risk factors
- What misclassification could mean for your business
Tips for Writing Effective Queries
The quality of Orbit’s answers improves with the quality of your questions. Here’s how to get the most out of it:
Be Specific
Instead of:
“Can I hire in Germany?”
Try:
“Can I hire a full-time software engineer in Germany, and what are the key employment requirements?”
Adding role type, seniority, or employment model helps Orbit give more relevant answers.
Ask Follow-Up Questions
Orbit is conversational. If an answer feels high-level:
- Ask Orbit to expand
- Request examples
- Ask how rules apply to your specific scenario
For example:
“Can you break this down by mandatory vs optional benefits?”
Test Real Scenarios
Orbit works best when you use real situations you’re facing:
- Countries you’re actively hiring in
- Roles you’re planning to fill
- Employment models you’re considering
Clarify Assumptions
If you’re unsure whether an answer applies to your situation, ask:
“Does this apply to startups?”
“Is this different for contractors?”
“What are the common mistakes companies make here?”
If you’re stuck, reach out to your CSM or book a first consult with our experts here.
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