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Bilingual virtual assistants in Colombia

Bilingual virtual assistants in Colombia, assigned to one business at a time.

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The honest take

How Our Colombian Virtual Assistants Work

Our assistants work in English and Spanish from a time zone close to the U.S., so they can collaborate during your workday.

Each assistant is employed through us and assigned to one client. We handle the SAS, payroll, taxes, and benefits.

You pay a monthly fee instead of an hourly rate. If the fit is wrong, the replacement guarantee applies during the first 60 days.

What we actually do

What We Manage

  • One Client per Assistant

    Each assistant works for one client and learns that client's tools, tasks, and processes.

  • Employment Management

    We handle payroll, taxes, benefits, and the local employment structure.

  • Bilingual Assistants

    Our assistants work in English and Spanish. Candidate skills vary by role.

  • Monthly Pricing

    The monthly fee replaces variable hourly billing.

How it works

Steps to Hire Your Assistant

01
Day 1
Start the Conversation

Send us the tasks, required skills, working hours, and tools the assistant will use.

02
Week 1
Candidate Selection

We present a shortlist based on your requirements. You interview the candidates and choose one.

03
Week 2
Onboarding and Integration

Once selected, the assistant is onboarded to your workflows, tools, and systems.

04
Week 3-4
Continuous Support

We check in with you and the assistant to address role or performance issues.

  1. 01
    Day 1
    Start the Conversation

    Send us the tasks, required skills, working hours, and tools the assistant will use.

  2. 02
    Week 1
    Candidate Selection

    We present a shortlist based on your requirements. You interview the candidates and choose one.

  3. 03
    Week 2
    Onboarding and Integration

    Once selected, the assistant is onboarded to your workflows, tools, and systems.

  4. 04
    Week 3-4
    Continuous Support

    We check in with you and the assistant to address role or performance issues.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Don't see your question? Use the pillar intake form to send the relevant details and choose a next step.

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Define the Role

Send us the tasks, required skills, working hours, and tools. We will use them to build a candidate shortlist.

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