A departure mid-assignment means weeks of day-rate lost. Now, an insurer reimburses your client.

Freelance, interim management, staffing, fractional: when the talent leaves before term, your client recovers 50 or 80% of the amounts committed, paid by an approved insurer. No discussion, no commercial gesture.

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Approved insurerPolicy no. TS-2026-07231
Mission guarantee certificate
BeneficiaryGroupe Vantelle SA
Covered talentC. Roche · Interim CIO
Assignment6 months · day-rate €950
Coverage80% · early departure
Departure in month 3: €45,600 reimbursed, i.e. 60 days committed × €950 × 80%.
Distributed by TalentSafe · ORIAS broker no. 23003825
The real departures

An assignment goes through real life. Real life gives no warning.

Over 6 or 12 months, an external talent lives everything an employee lives: competing offers, health, team, performance. Each of these hazards can interrupt the assignment overnight.

In every one of these cases, the insurer reimburses your client.

Resignation (staffing): your consultant receives an offer at +15% and hands in their resignation one Monday morning.
Permanent offer accepted: the freelancer signs the permanent contract they were waiting for. Notice: one month. Assignment: six.
Sick leave, burnout: three weeks off, then an extension. The project can't wait.
Poor cultural fit: the skills are there, the team doesn't follow. Everyone wants a switch.
Underperformance: the expected level isn't there. Your client asks for a replacement.
The market standards

Today, two standards. One payer: you.

Your client demands them because nothing truly protects them: they are compensations for the absence of insurance on the market. Flexibility for them, concessions for you. TalentSafe solves both equations at once.

Standard 1 · The early exit clause "for convenience"
Your client can exit at any time.

Flexible for them. For you: a margin never secured, and a firm duration almost impossible to get signed.

The financial riskYou
Standard 2 · The negotiated free days
A replacement: two weeks offered.

The "commercial gesture," offered or demanded. Meanwhile, you keep paying the talent: your margin goes with it.

The financial riskYou, again
With TalentSafe · both equations solved
The firm duration gets signed. The free days disappear.
Equation 1 · The commitment

A firm minimum duration, finally signable: the client agrees, since they're insured. Your margin is secured.

Equation 2 · The free days

Nothing left to negotiate: 50 or 80% reimbursed in 2 days, far more than the old free weeks.

The financial riskThe insurer

From the 1-month guarantee at 50%, the reimbursement already matches the 2 weeks of free days. Beyond that, it does better.

The product

From subscription to reimbursement, here's the full journey.

Three moments, zero friction. Let's take a concrete assignment.

1 · Subscription at start
New assignment
End clientGroupe Vantelle SA
Day-rate€950
Guarantee · coverage3 months · 80%
Insure this assignment →

Your structure declares each assignment at its start, in the interface: subscription is instant.

2 · The contract goes to your client
Approved insurerPolicy no. TS-2026-07231
Mission guarantee certificate
BeneficiaryGroupe Vantelle SA
TalentC. Roche · Interim CIO
Guarantee · coverage3 months · 80%
Early departure: up to 80% of the day-rate reimbursed.

Named contract issued by the insurer, sent by email. Your client is covered: it's written, it's enforceable.

3 · The talent leaves in month 3, reimbursed in 2 days
M1 M2 M3 · leaves M4 M5 M6
60 days committed × €950 × 80%= €45,600 reimbursed

The talent leaves after 3 months, i.e. 60 days invoiced. Your client declares, you pre-validate, the insurer wires €45,600 in 2 days.

The commercial advantage

The little extra that closes deals, from large groups to small businesses.

Unlock SMBs and mid-market

You're often the only one in the running. But the total cost of the assignment makes your prospect hesitate: insurance secures their decision and turns hesitation into a signature.

Win the tight trade-offs

At equal day-rate, "the assignment is insured" is the criterion no one else can tick. Including against the more rigid frameworks of large accounts.

Commit longer, margin intact

The firm minimum duration becomes acceptable to your client since they're covered. And no departure is ever again paid in weeks of free work.

The questions people really ask us.

Who subscribes, and who is reimbursed?

Your structure subscribes at each assignment start, in the TalentSafe interface. If the talent switches, the insurer reimburses your end client directly.

We already replace our talents in a few days. What's the point?

Replacing is your job, and your strength. But your client paid for days of day-rate for a truncated deliverable and an onboarding to redo. Replacing is not reimbursing: the mission guarantee covers exactly what your responsiveness can't.

Our framework contracts are already signed. How do we integrate it?

Without renegotiating anything: the guarantee applies to new assignments and renewals, assignment by assignment. Your existing contracts don't change.

Which contracts are eligible?

Freelance, interim management, staffing consulting, fractional leadership: as soon as your client commits to a minimum assignment duration. The precise criteria are studied during the first conversation.

Is it really insurance?

Yes. An insurance contract carried by an approved insurer, supervised by the ACPR, distributed by TalentSafe, ORIAS broker no. 23003825.

Let's meet.

30 minutes to understand your business and see whether your assignments are eligible.

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30 minutes, no commitment.