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Every new hire gets the same first week.

The introduction stops living in one colleague's head. Build the path once, assign it by team, and let it run itself for every hire after that.

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Onboarding · Analytics

New hires this month

Started 1 Mar

9

Completed

4

In progress

2

Not started

Sales

3 / 3

Support

4 / 5

Engineering

2 not started

5 / 7

What you get

The first week, without the improvising

Three things that stop onboarding depending on who happens to have time that day.

Build the path once

Welcome, tools, safety, the people they will work with. Put the whole first week in order once and every hire after that gets the same one.

It starts when they do

Assign by team with a tag. A new colleague picks up their path from their own start date, without you setting anything up again.

You can see where they are

Progress per person, not a group average. You know who is stuck on day two before they mention it in week three.

Your first hour

From sign-up to a live path

Not a promise. The three screens you will actually be looking at.

  1. Bring the content you have

    The introduction deck, the handbook PDF, the video someone recorded last year. Drop it in and shape it with the block editor.

  2. Say who gets it

    Assign by tag rather than by person, so the path attaches itself to every new hire on that team, with a window to finish it in.

  3. Follow it without asking

    One overview per hire. You see who finished, who is halfway, and who has not opened it yet.

Customer story

How a recreation park gets new staff ready before day one

A Dutch recreation park needed proof that every employee was trained. Here is how they get 100+ staff and temporary workers ready before their first shift.

Read the customer story

Before you sign up

The things people ask us first

Do I have to rebuild our introduction from scratch?

No. Bring the deck, the handbook or the video you already use and shape it into a course with the block editor.

What if teams need different things?

Assign by tag. Sales and support can share the general part and each get their own, without you maintaining two full paths.

Does a new hire need training to use it?

No. They get a link and work through it at their own pace, and the reading settings adapt to them: font size, colours, line spacing, keyboard navigation.

What happens after the 30 days?

You pick a plan or you stop. No credit card up front, and every feature is in every plan, so the price only follows the number of users.

Ready to start?

Build your first onboarding path today

Thirty days, your own content, your own teams. The next hire walks into something that already exists.

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