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Client Onboarding (Agency Version)
Agencies use the same tool to onboard new clients with branded portals
Remote teams onboard hires inconsistently, causing delays in access, context, and early productivity.
Remote-first startups with 10-200 employees hiring across functions.
A focused onboarding product built for small remote teams, not enterprise HR suites.
Broad SOP product, onboarding is one use case
Flexible but manual and inconsistent
Powerful but noisy for HR workflows
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Agencies use the same tool to onboard new clients with branded portals
Track laptop, tools, and access provisioning as part of onboarding
Structured milestone tracker for 30/60/90 day onboarding goals
Teams buy and share onboarding checklists by role or department
Break the build into phases with rough timing and concrete tasks.
Find 10 HR managers who use spreadsheets/Notion for onboarding
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Renders the checklist dashboard, task templates, and onboarding progress views.
Create onboarding runs, assign checklist steps, and coordinate external integrations.
Stores onboarding templates, assignees, progress state, and completion history.
Provision employee accounts, groups, or access steps in Google Workspace.
Syncs onboarding docs, handbooks, and task templates from a team knowledge base.
Sends onboarding reminders and completion nudges to managers and new hires.
MVP = Minimum Viable Product — the smallest version you can ship to real users and learn from. Keep it narrow enough to launch and validate quickly.
Tiered subscription
Per-Employee: Pay per active employee being onboarded
$39/employee/onboarding
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