Deel issues the contract and runs the payroll across borders; //AIRGAPT returns per-jurisdiction signed evidence via one API so the contract is provable wherever the worker sits.
Deel manages global payroll, contractor contracts, and statutory compliance across many jurisdictions.
A Deel contract defines expected hours per country; the working-time record behind it is still editable by an HR or admin user. When a worker files in Spain, France, or Germany, the local inspector discounts records the employer can rewrite.
//AIRGAPT returns signed, FIDO2-anchored work-state events per worker via REST API, irrespective of jurisdiction. Deel ingests them into the same payroll-ready record it already maintains.
Out-of-hours events become provable per worker, per jurisdiction: when and whether the worker themselves chose them. //AIRGAPT proves timing and attribution; Deel continues to govern contract, payroll, and local compliance.
Multi-jurisdiction working-time evidence: each Deel contract carries a local recording duty. //AIRGAPT produces one evidence format consistent across all of them.
Honest scope: //AIRGAPT proves when work happened and who initiated it, not the amount owed; that stays with Deel/the customer's HRIS. Windows endpoints today.
"Deel owns the contract and the payroll. //AIRGAPT signs the work-state events behind each contract, so a local inspector gets attributable proof, not a Deel-refreshed spreadsheet."
One REST API. No new hardware. Works alongside Deel without replacing any existing workflow.