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SPRING 2027Hire-to-Retire

Onboarding software

The first 90 days, designed.

Pre-boarding, day-one, and the 30-60-90 review cadence in one connected experience. Built so the new hire is genuinely set up to succeed, not just provisioned with a laptop.

What's on this page

  1. The opinion behind it — what this module does and why it's built this particular way.
  2. Key capabilities — a tactile list of the actual features in the module.
  3. Who it's for — company stage, team size, and the kind of HR operator this fits.
  4. Documents that pair with it — $49 templates available right now that work with this module.
  5. Connected modules — how this fits in the wider system.
  6. Frequently asked questions — the things prospects most often ask before deciding.
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II.The opinion behind it

What this module actually does.

Onboarding is the most leveraged 90 days of any employee's tenure. A bad onboarding doubles the probability of an early exit. A good one compounds for years. Most software treats onboarding as a checklist (sign these documents, complete these training modules) and stops there.

Our onboarding module starts seven days before day one (the pre-boarding window when the new hire is most receptive) and runs through the 90-day milestone review. Paperwork, equipment, system access, manager introductions, peer buddy assignment, first-week roadmap, 30-day check-in, 60-day formal feedback, 90-day continue/extend/terminate decision — all captured in one record.

The opinion built into the module: managers don't skip the 30-day check-in because they're lazy; they skip it because they don't know what to ask. The module gives them the structure, the questions, and the decision framework — so the conversation happens.

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III.Key capabilities

What you can actually do with it.

  • 01Pre-boarding workflow that starts 7 days before day one
  • 02Offer letter generation with at-will and contingency language
  • 03Form I-9 collection and verification (US) / right-to-work checks (AU/UK)
  • 0430-day, 60-day, and 90-day structured check-ins
  • 05Manager guidance — questions to ask, signals to watch for
  • 06New-hire self-service: equipment requests, system access, benefits enrollment
  • 07Buddy assignment with structured first-week interactions
  • 08Goal-setting workflow that feeds the performance management module
  • 09Decision framework: continue / extend probation / terminate with documented evidence
  • 10Integration with email, calendar, Slack, and equipment-provisioning tools
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IV.Who this is for

The right fit, honestly.

Growing teams that have crossed the threshold where onboarding via Notion docs and tribal knowledge starts failing — typically around 30 employees, when a new hire is no longer onboarded by the founder. Also small-and-mighty HR teams in 100–300 person companies who own the new-hire experience and need it to scale.

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VII.Frequently asked

What you might be wondering.

Does the onboarding module include payroll setup?

It collects the information payroll needs (W-4 in US, TFN in AU, banking details, etc.) and provides a clean handoff to your payroll system. Native payroll is on the late-2027 roadmap.

How long is the typical onboarding cycle?

The module covers from offer-accepted through the 90-day review — typically a 100-day window. After that the employee transitions to standard performance management.

What happens if the 90-day review is "terminate"?

The module captures the evidence base, surfaces the documentation needed for an at-will termination, and routes the matter to your HR business partner or legal counsel for the actual separation conversation.

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VIII.Two ways to start

Buy a onboarding template today.

The documents that power this module are available individually now. The full module ships when it's genuinely useful — not before.