Agency of Record (AOR) and Contractor of Record (COR)
Discover the key differences between Agency of Record (AOR) and Contractor of Record (COR).
3 min.
04/21/2026
- Finding and recruiting the right specialists for a project.
- Assigning tasks and coordinating workflows among freelancers.
- Onboarding teams and ensuring high-quality outcomes.
- Acting as a communication bridge between freelancers and the client, relaying requirements and feedback.
- Handling contracts, payments, and compliance with local regulations.
- Formalizing contracts with freelancers in accordance with local laws and tax regulations.
- Simplifying paperwork: the client signs one agreement with the CoR provider instead of multiple contracts with individual freelancers.
- Centralizing communication — the client deals with the CoR provider, not dozens of freelancers.
- Ensuring accurate and timely payments.
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