Effortless agent compliance. Real-time visibility.

HE Comply centralises agent agreements, approvals, and audit trails. We reduce risk and give leaders live visibility of crucial agent performance data.

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Why we built HE Comply

International recruitment is changing fast. Increasing regulation - including Australia's evolving ESOS standards - brings added layers of process and checks. University & college teams must protect ESOS compliance whilst still delivering growth or meeting caps. Yet many lack the requisite holistic visibility of contracts, commission and bonus terms, and compliance indicators. This creates risk for executive teams and slows corrective decision-making.

When I started my career in the international recruitment sector twenty years ago, agency agreements were held in local C:Drives or on email threads, and commission was tracked in spreadsheets. It was hard to evidence why decisions were taken, and audits were always a challenge. For some providers, little has changed in two decades despite agents often now contributing a large share of their fee revenue.

With increased pressures on operational staff, we built HE Comply to make it simpler to deliver against ESOS compliance and commercial targets.

We save providers time, reduce errors, and improve senior leader reporting. We would be happy to give you a brief demo and discuss how HE Comply may benefit your institution.

Why digital is better

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Visibility of sub-agent practice

Link sub-agents to their master agent. Record approvals, territories and commission rules. See who is authorised and stop unapproved routing.

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One source of truth for your agreements

Instant access to all agent contracts and commercial terms, including bonus structures. No missing versions. Continuity when staff move on.

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Business-critical audit trail

Every change captured with who, what, and when. Faster reviews and clearer accountability. ESOS-compliant practice across your operations.

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Agent performance in context, and in-cycle

View results by agent and sub-agent against contracted terms, territories and programs. Act on exceptions early, not post-cycle.

Can your university do all this today?

Audit all contract-related actions

Record who approved what and when. Track expiries and automate renewals for trusted partners. Export clean evidence for reviews in minutes.

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Issue amendments in a few clicks

Compliantly vary terms to capture quality student supply. No more lengthy email chains and uncertain student origins.

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Track agent & sub-agent training

Universities must ensure all partner & sub-agent counsellors are trained appropriately. Can you be certain today?

FAQs

Why should we digitise the contract process?

International recruitment through agents can cost millions of dollars annually, and all activity begins with - and is driven by - the contracts. Costs and outcomes cannot be fully optimised without accurate performance data at the contract level.

With growing regulation, including renewed ESOS standards, senior leaders need clear oversight of who is making decisions around recruitment partners. Relying on shared folders or local drives leaves university & college executive teams exposed to risk.

Who in my institution would access contracts, and how is access controlled?

You decide who has access and what permissions they hold. A CFO or COO may act as an approver on new or renewed contracts before release to the agent. International Office staff may manage contracts operationally, or these may be routed through Legal. Executive leaders can be granted full visibility.

Contracts can be shared selectively with individual staff, and universities can choose whether agents see the same agreements.

Can HE Comply provide visibility of sub-agent performance?

Yes. Partnered agencies can record their sub-agents, and universities can adjust this list by country or by agency. Sub-agents posing risk or showing weak conversion can be restricted from submitting applications. This is integral to ESOS compliance.

This also supports market focus, allowing universities to prioritise certain regions and pause others as intake needs or visa risk ratings change.

Is our contract data stored securely?

HE Comply is GDPR compliant. Relevant contract data is held securely in the UK and EU (AWS and DocuSign), with encryption in transit and at rest. We do not access your data or use commission values for AI training. Australian users' data is held onshore in AWS Sydney.

HE Comply is significantly more secure than the common practice of sharing contracts by email.

Can we audit contract activity?

Yes. Each contract includes single-click audit reporting. You can see who initiates, signs, manages and views agreements, including agency users. Any amendments or requests are also recorded. This all supports ESOS adherence.

How quickly can our team get started?

After an initial discussion and demo, setup takes 20–30 minutes. We support users step by step and provide one-to-one assistance if required. No on-premise installation is needed.

Does HE Comply integrate with our existing systems?

Yes. We can connect directly with your existing data sources on request to enable richer information and reporting.

What does HE Comply's parent company do?

Feezy Pty Ltd is the company which owns HE Comply. Feezy was founded in 2022 in Sydney and allows agencies and universities to transact digitally.

The company was established by an ex-international recruitment director with 15 years' experience in UK & Australian universities.

Agencies use www.feezy.io to manage their contracts.

Still have questions about HEComply?

Get in touch if you have questions or want to know more about how HE Comply can help your institution.

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