Outsource Access
Fully managed virtual assistants and outsourced business-process support
Businesses wanting a full-time Philippine assistant under a co-managed model with extensive screening, account support, and process documentation.
At a glance
- Support model
- Dedicated managed support with specialist team access
- Commitment
- Custom
- Starting price
- Custom pricing
- Price basis
- Current client pricing is not clearly published in the reviewed official source
- Talent geography
- Philippines; U.S.-managed
What stands out, and what still needs checking.
Detailed multi-stage testing; live projects and bootcamp; client matching; dedicated account manager; any-time-zone support; rematching; continuity playbooks; rapid-match claim.
Pricing is not public; 90-day notice is substantial; client-specific training is expected; buyers must verify security evidence, assistant compensation, manager ratio, backup, and rematch timing.
Request total monthly price, candidate test results, manager ratio, 90-day notice language, rematch SLA, backup coverage, device and access controls, playbook ownership, overtime, leave, and references.
What we found and where it came from.
6 public claims, each linked to its source.
Service model1 claim
Describes a fully managed Philippine outsourcing model centered on one primary virtual assistant with access to a larger tactical support team.
Training and support1 claim
States that assistants complete a signature vetting process and virtual-assistant bootcamp.
Pricing visibility1 claim
The reviewed process page discusses pricing but does not publish a clear current client rate in page text.
Vetting process1 claim
Outsource Access says candidates complete IQ, EQ, personality, English grammar and listening, typing, and project-management tests, live projects, four team interviews, and bootcamp before client matching.
Service model and geography1 claim
The provider recruits in the Philippines, offers dedicated full-time assistants and account management, supports any time zone, and says matching typically occurs within 30 days.
Commitment and continuity1 claim
Outsource Access states a 90-day cancellation notice, supports rematching, and uses client-specific playbooks for continuity; numeric pricing and decision-grade security evidence require direct confirmation.